Explore Honey Horn

Have you been dreaming of visiting the beautiful island of Hilton Head and its Honey Horn Natural Preserve? Take a guided tour with Viator to explore the preserve’s unique ecosystem, with insights from experienced naturalists on the native species of plants and animals that have made it their home.

The tour begins with an introduction to the Hilton Head Island area, allowing you to learn more about the history and culture of South Carolina’s Sea Islands. You’ll get an in-depth look at the environmental education efforts of the Coastal Discovery Museum located on Honey Horn, including their wildlife rehabilitation program and the Nature Center, where visitors can learn about local plant and animal species.

You will then venture into Honey Horn for a walking tour of its diverse landscape, from ancient live oaks draped in Spanish moss to stunning forests of sea oats. Your knowledgeable guide will provide educational insights into the natural wonders of this fragile ecosystem, helping you learn more about salt marshes and maritime forests ecosystem. You’ll also have opportunities to observe aquatic animals such as stingrays, seahorses, starfish, crabs, and loggerhead turtles in their natural habitats during your relaxing cruise along the tidal waters of Hilton Head Island. Viator’s guided tour of Honey Horn Natural Preserve will give you an in-depth understanding and appreciation for this unique way of life that endures along South Carolina’s coast.

At the end of your tour, you will visit the Coastal Discovery Museum’s Gift Shop and souvenir shop located in the Rose Hill Mansion.

You can pick up some exclusive Hilton Head memorabilia to remember your time spent at Honey Horn Natural Preserve forever.

Experiencing Hilton Head and the Honey Horn Natural Preserve has never been more accessible or educational with Viator’s exciting guided tour! With their experienced naturalists, you’ll learn about the unique ecosystem so delicate to this coastal island - from ancient live oaks draped in Spanish moss to breathtaking sea buttress forests.