The Nature of Lowcountry Living Welcome to Callawassie Island Callawassie Island is a member-owned, private residential club community encompassing 880 glorious acres in the heart of South Carolina’s Lowcountry. Three bodies of water surround the island – the Chechessee Creek and the Colleton and Okatie Rivers – leading to Port Royal Sound and access to the Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic Ocean. In addition to wonderful salt marsh and water views along 11 miles of coastline, Callawassie Island’s natural beauty includes picturesque lagoons, stands of magnolia, pine, palmetto, hickory and live oak trees draped with Spanish moss. Minutes from everywhere Callawassie Island is located 15 road miles east of Interstate 95 and 35 minutes for the Savannah International Airport. The historic waterfront community of Beaufort is just 20 minutes to the North, and the modern resort community of Hilton Head Island is 30 minutes to the South. Both offer Callawassie residents a complete selection of shopping, recreation, dining, services and medical facilities. Arts, Culture, Nature & Activities Abound Beaufort, SC Beaufort is just 15 minutes north of Callawassie Island. Visitors to Beaufort enjoy its quaint downtown, which is designated by the National Trust for Historic Preservation as an historic district. Stately homes reflecting antebellum architecture, art galleries, antique shops, fine dining, and a riverfront park make Beaufort a popular destination rich in history and culture. In the Beaufort area the Marine Air Station, the Naval Hospital, and the Parris Island Recruit Training Depot all add a significant and positive military cultural presence to the area. Savannah, Georgia Only 30 minutes from Callawassie Island, its stunning beauty and old-world charm are the backdrop to an elegant Historic District and a festive River Street. First-class restaurants, sophisticated art galleries, and picturesque squares make Savannah a popular destination for those who want to experience gracious southern living. Savannah's international airport makes Callawassie Island accessible from points all over the world. Hilton Head Island The world-renowned resort is just 35 minutes from Callawassie Island. It is known for its sandy beaches, resort dining, shopping, and entertainment. It is home to the Coastal Arts Center and is rich in local Gullah history. The nationally known Harbour Town Golf Links is home to the PGA's annual Heritage Golf Tournament of which Callawassie is a proud sponsor. Charleston Charleston is the gem of the South. From the brightly colored houses of Rainbow Row on The Battery to historic Fort Sumter, from the French Quarter to the Old Market, from the shopping mecca of King Street to the South Carolina Aquarium, and from fine dining to fine art, every visitor will find something of interest. Less than two hours from Callawassie, Charleston is an easy and rewarding day trip. Experience the Nature of Callawassie Island Living Rhythmic tides of coastal waterways help shape the events of daily life on Callawassie Island. Crossing the causeway to this private sea island allows residents and visitors alike to leave the mainland behind. It is time to relax and recharge in a setting that leaves a special mark on all who come here – a setting in perfect harmony with nature. The scenic setting of Callawassie Island’s dramatic Clubhouse marks the centerpiece of club amenities. Built in the traditional Lowcountry style, the Clubhouse hosts formal and informal dining as well as member sponsored events. With Gracious Southern long graceful windows and sloping rooflines, the building was designed to bring the outdoors inside. It offers panoramic Living views of marsh and tides to diners and others enjoying the adjoining golf and tennis centers, large swimming pool, fitness center and patio area. A 27-Hole Tom Fazio Masterpiece Designing Callawassie Island’s award- winning championship 27-hole course, Tome Fazio took advantage of the Island’s natural beauty to create visual drama and superb play. Oak and magnolia trees, as well as ponds and marshland, come directly into play on most holes. Consistently rated among the top courses in South Carolina, this course offers challenges for every skill level. Activities Abound on Callawassie Island The old adage “there’s something for everyone” holds true on Callawassie Island. In addition to an award –winning golf course, tennis enthusiasts enjoy six Har-Tru tennis courts, an on-site tennis director and pro shop. The Tennis Association maintains an active schedule of monthly social events and a competitive tennis program. Other formalized activities include kayaking, bocce and croquet. Active social clubs are devoted to book lovers, bridge players, gardeners and quilters. There is an Art Society, a Chorus and a Women’s Club, in addition to many others. Discover The Nature of Lowcountry Living Experience Callawassie Island for yourself! Take advantage of our two-night, three-day Discovery Tour package. For more information, contact: (843) 987-2125 [email protected].