Sallie ann robinson’s “daufuskie way” is fresh on the menu
As people who love to cook, we have a lot to inspire us these days: local farm stand and market ingredients, enthusiastic chefs eager to share their knowledge (and their recipes!), the media (TV, blogs, magazines) brimming with information for the bon vivant in all of us and – in my opinion – the places we’ve been and the people we’ve shared those spaces with throughout our lives. It’s the story that rings true for many a Southern cook – upbringing plays the essential role in their attitude toward food and the inspiration in their recipes. For local Daufuskie Island cookbook author Sallie Ann Robinson this is especially true. Sallie Ann acquired her cooking skills and love of freshness and seasonality growing up on the isolated and hauntingly beautiful sea island where such things were part of her everyday life.
An Art as Old as Hilton Head Island: Cast Net Throwing
Fishing is a popular pastime here on Hilton Head Island, and it’s easy to see why! There are plenty of ways to reel in your catch of the day here, from joining a boat charter to simply standing on the water’s edge with a rod and a whole lot of patience. However, did you know that one of the oldest methods of fishing here in the Lowcountry doesn’t involve a reel, a line, or even bait?
Bluffton’s best: a weekend itinerary
Bluffton, South Carolina is known for many things: its southern charm, beautiful views of the May River, history, access to fresh seafood and fine dining, and more! It’s a must-visit destination that will tempt you to visit year after year. While we recommend that you take more than a weekend to really indulge in Bluffton’s history and culture, we understand that sometimes traveling has to be short and sweet.
To ensure that you maximize your weekend in Bluffton, we’ve prepared this simple weekend itinerary for your stay! Get ready to explore Bluffton, Heart of the Lowcountry!
How to Plan a Family Vacation That Pleases Everyone
Are you taking a multi-generational family trip this year? If so, you’re not alone. Family vacations that include several generations are on the rise. Traveling with extended family is a great way to spend quality time together, make memories to last a lifetime, and perhaps enjoy a child-free night out thanks to doting grandparents.
Songs For a Sunny South Carolina Road Trip
The sun-soaked days of summer have arrived on Hilton Head Island so we’ve put together a playlist of sunny songs that make you feel good while you drive. Old classics, new favorites, it’s the perfect mix of music to accompany a drive along South Carolina’s tree-lined streets.
So whether you’re setting off from Savannah/Hilton Head Island International Airport to your summer vacation on Hilton Head Island, beach-bound, or driving to a dinner on the water, put this playlist on, roll down the windows, and let the good times roll.
Want Your Kids to Love Golf? Bring Them to Hilton Head Island
There is something Hilton Head Island has perfected over the years: fun family vacations. Sprinkle in some fun on the golf course and it might make you sing.
Doug Weaver is sort of like a Pied Piper of golf. The director of instruction at Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort pulls out a golf club and people gather around, be they tots, teens or grandparents. What’s his secret? He adores golf and it’s kind of contagious.
Starting with toddlers, he gets them into the game with a few instructional songs and silliness. (See the Youth programs at Palmetto Dunes video). The program is Little Swingers, but maybe it should be called Little Singers.
“The songs give them the structure for success,” Weaver said. “Everyone likes success.
