NACWA's 2005 Summer Conference
Wastewater Conveyance and Treatment… Navigating an Uncertain Regulatory Environment
July 19 - 22, 2005, Westin Hilton Head, Hilton Head, South Carolina

Destination Hilton Head

Just 12 miles long and 5 miles wide, the boot-shaped barrier island of Hilton Head offers beautiful beaches, award-winning dining, world-class golf, unique art galleries and shops, and a variety of fun family activities. Hilton Head Island was once home to Indian tribes who left their oyster shell mounds behind, then to English colonists who cultivated indigo and rice crops, and finally to wealthy cotton planters. Known as one of the finest resort communities in the U.S., we hope that you take advantage of this island which has a rich history of antebellum plantation culture, now seen through heritage tours and musical and storytelling performances, and also enjoy all that its modern-day resort atmosphere offers millions of visitors every year.

To read more about Hilton Head Island and map out a huge range of activities, click on a few of the links below:

www.hiltonheadisland.com
Home page of Hilton Head Island Chamber of Commerce Visitor & Convention Bureau website which breaks down all that Hilton Head has to offer in several different categories.

http://www.hiltonhead.com/index.cfm
Home page of the Associated Cities web page focusing on Hilton Head and offers a wide variety of vacation planning and dining options in several categories.

http://www.westinhiltonhead.com
Home page of the Westin Hilton Head Resort, site of NACWA’s 2005 Summer Conference.

http://www.coastaldiscovery.org/
Coastal Discovery Museum offers hands-on exploring of the history, wildlife, and heritage of Coastal Carolina. The Museum also leases the land of the historic Honey Horn Plantation and uses the property and structures to educate residents and visitors on the rich history, culture and natural environments of the Lowcountry and Hilton Head Island.

http://www.cheerscharters.com/
Cheers Charters sails morning, afternoon and evening.

http://www.outsidehiltonhead.com/
Outside Hilton Head takes you on guided tours through the coastal marshlands in kayaks or powerboats. Also takes tours to historic Daufuskie Island.

www.hiltonheadisland.com/palmettobay
Full Service Marina with a wide range of watersport rentals.

www.artscenter-hhi.org
The Arts Center of Coastal Carolina is the site of theatre performances.

http://www.harbourtown.com/
Harbourtown is a collection of shops, restaurants, and lodging on Hilton Head Island.

http://www.mallatsheltercove.com/
The Mall at Shelter Cove is Hilton Head’s only enclosed mall.

http://www.colignyplaza.com/
Coligny Plaza takes its name from Admiral Gaspard de Coligny, a French admiral who sponsored two Hugenot voyages to the New World in the 1500’s in areas which now include Hilton Head. This plaza on the beach hosts over 60 shops and restaurants.

www.adventurecove.com
Adventure Cove is a Family Fun Center on Hilton Head Island which has two miniature golf courses, laser tag, bumper cars, and more.

http://www.sanctuaryeurospa.com/
Sanctuary Euro Spa is a day spa in Hilton Head Island.

http://www.lespahhi.com/
Le Spa is another day spa located in the Sea Pines area of Hilton Head Island.