Explore Seabook Island’s Natural Beauty

The SIPOA Amenities and Activities Committee recently led the effort to revise and update the nature trails to include three nature trails and four viewing areas.

Seabrook Island offers miles of scenic pathways and peaceful viewing areas designed to immerse you in the beauty of the Low Country. Whether you are seeking quiet reflection, wildlife encounters, bird watching, or a refreshing outdoor adventure workout, the trails and viewing areas provide unforgettable experiences in every season.

Click here to learn more about Seabrook Island Nature Trails.

–Tidelines Editors

(image credit: Jeff Davis)

TOSI Renews Contract with AirMedCare Network

banner town Hall

In 2016, the Town of Seabrook Island entered into an agreement with the AirMedCare Network​ to provide benefits to covered individuals for certain air medical transport flights originating in Charleston County. Under the town’s municipal membership plan, a “covered individual” includes:

  • Any individual who owns property, wholly or in part, within the boundaries of the Town of Seabrook Island, SC (regardless of residency status);
  • Any individual whose residence is located within the boundaries of the Town of Seabrook Island, SC, as documented on a valid South Carolina Driver’s License, South Carolina Voter Registration Card, or lease agreement with a term of at least six (6) months (regardless of property ownership status); and
  • Any individual who resides with and is a member of the immediate household of an individual covered by (1) or (2).

To be eligible for this benefit, a covered individual must be flown by Meducare Air (or any other AirMedCare Network provider) to the closest appropriate medical facility. In addition, the transport must originate from a pick-up location anywhere in Charleston County.

Membership in the AirMedCare Network ensures that the covered individual will have no out-of-pocket flight expenses if flown by a network provider. Under the program, any costs not covered by the patient’s private insurance will be covered under the town’s municipal membership plan. If the patient is uninsured at the time of transport, Med-Trans Corporation will bill the uninsured person at the “Medicare Allowable Rate.” This coverage does not apply to air transport flights on non-network providers, or to flights originating outside of Charleston County.

​The AirMedCare Network is the largest air ambulance network in the United States. Participating providers in the AirMedCare Network provide air ambulance services from more than 245 air medical bases across 32 states.

For more information about the AirMedCare Network, please visit www.airmedcarenetwork.com.

-Submitted by the Town of Seabrook Island

(Image credit: AirMedCare)

 

Traffic Alert this Weekend

This weekend, the Charleston area is hosting three major events, bringing thousands of people to the area. If you have not already made plans to participate or attend one of the events, you may want to stay home on beautiful Seabrook Island to avoid the traffic these events will bring.


The Cooper River Bridge Run is Saturday, March 28, 2026. It is an annual 10-kilometer (6.2 mi), one-way road-running event across the Arthur Ravenel, Jr. Bridge held in the cities of Mount Pleasant and Charleston.

Based on the number of race finishers, the event is the third-largest 10K and the fifth-largest road race in the United States. Approximately 38,500 runners will participate, along with countless family and friends cheering them on.

The Credit One Charleston Open, North America’s largest women’s-only professional tennis tournament, is taking place March 28 – April 5, 2026, on Daniel Island in Charleston, South Carolina. Fans can expect world-class play with 10 top 25 players confirmed, including a strong group of Americans. Beyond the action on court, attendees can enjoy a dynamic lineup of off-court experiences throughout the nine-day event.

On the weekend of March 27 – 29, thousands of festival-goers will arrive in this gracious Southern town to take in the flowers and hospitality and attend one of the largest arts and crafts festivals in the Southeast- The YMCA Flowertown Festival.

–Tidelines Editor

(Photo credit:  raceroster.com, creditonecharlestonopen.com, Summervilleymca.org)

Reminder: SIV Practical Tips for Safe Movement Program, January 30

Uneven surfaces, miles of stairs, changing bodies (yes, we all are aging) create mobility issues for many family members and friends at Seabrook Island and elsewhere. Don’t be a bystander of other’s efforts—lend a skilled hand to prevent falls and practice safe mobility. 

Continue reading “Reminder: SIV Practical Tips for Safe Movement Program, January 30”

CPR/AED Certification Class Wednesday, January 28

The St. Johns Fire Department offers four CPR/AED classes for SIPOA annually. These classes occur quarterly on Wednesdays from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm at the Lake House, Osprey 1.

This class is for SIPOA, TOSI, SIC Employees, Officers, Board and Committee members, and other residents to receive CPR certification. Each class has a maximum of 20 participants.

The next CPR Class will be on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.

Click here for more information and to register for the class.


-Submitted by Seabrook Island Property Owner Association (SIPOA)

Wellness Services at the Lake House

Come visit us at the Lake House Wellness Center. Every treatment is unhurried and designed to support deep relaxation and overall well-being. 

We believe true wellness comes from slowing down, listening to your body, and restoring balance…both mentally and physically. Our wellness center offers a variety of services in a peaceful setting, so you can leave feeling grounded, relaxed, and refreshed. 

We primarily offer massages and facial treatments, with each session tailored to fit your individual needs.

Click here for more information. To schedule an appointment or inquire about availability, please email Wellness@sipoa.org.

-Submitted by SIPOA

(Image credit: SIPOA)

SIV Announces Practical Tips for Safe Movement Part III, January 30

Following the tremendous success and enthusiastic feedback from previous sessions, Seabrook Island Village is excited to offer Practical Tips for Safe Movement, Part III. It is scheduled for January 30, from 10:00 am to noon at the Oyster Catcher Community Center.

 Practical Tips for Safe Movement is a program that focuses on how to help others with mobility issues, whether chronic or rehabilitative. Organized by Seabrook Island Village Neighbors Helping Neighbors (SIV), this workshop provides participants with opportunities to use common assistive devices in helping others move safely. Physical Therapists from Roper Home and Hospice Services and faculty and doctoral students from Charleston Southern University Department of Physical therapy collaborate to individually guide participants in using best practices. 

Continue reading “SIV Announces Practical Tips for Safe Movement Part III, January 30”

MUSC Announces Grand Opening of Medical Pavilion With Open House and Tours 

The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) is marking the completion of its newest facility with a grand opening, including a public open house and tours. Come out to 1857 Seabrook Island Road on Friday, December 12, from 1:00 – 3:00 pm to see the facility in person.

The 12,056-square-foot facility includes:

  • Access to life-saving medical care in a new free-standing Emergency Room, with trauma rooms, fast-track triage, CT scan and radiology services, full lab services, and helipad.
  • State-of-the-art imaging and other technologies.
  • Convenient access to primary care and other outpatient services, as well as telehealth pods, onsite lab and diagnostic treatment, and physical and occupational therapy treatment rooms.

Following the grand opening ceremony, there are a few days until you can schedule your medical appointment. The first patient date is scheduled for Thursday, December 18. 

–Tidelines Editors

(Image credit: Kiawah Island Community Association)


Traffic Alert Tomorrow-Bohicket Half Marathon and 5K

The Bohicket Half Marathon and 5k race is taking place on Seabrook Island tomorrow, Saturday, November 22, beginning at 8:00 am.

The course runs along Seabrook Island Road from Bohicket Marina to the gate and through Seabrook Island.  Please take care when driving through the racecourse and allow extra time because the road may be down to one lane.

The event is hosted by the Charleston Running Club with help from Bohicket Market and Marina, the Kiawah-Seabrook Exchange Club, and the Charleston Animal Society. Proceeds from the race benefit programs supported by the Kiawah-Seabrook Exchange Club and the Charleston Animal Society.

–Tidelines Editors