Meet marine animals!
description: There is a magical world full of fascinating creatures under the sea! Join knowledgeable Museum staff and volunteers in the Discovery Lab to explore, touch, create, play, and learn more about ocean life. Who lives in those shells? What does a crab's exoskeleton feel like? A sea turtle is how big!? Discover the answer to these questions and so much more. See and touch a few smaller live marine invertebrates, like a whelk and a horseshoe crab, and learn about the incredible adaptations that help these little creatures survive in the great big ocean.
Children must be accompanied by a participating adult.
Family Friendly (indoor experience) – all ages will enjoy.
About Coastal Discovery Museum Hilton Head
Welcome to the Coastal Discovery Museum!
The Coastal Discovery Museum is one of the most memorable destinations on Hilton Head Island. Explore natural history and cultural heritage on the 68 acre Honey Horn property. The Museum’s trails, gardens, live oaks, butterfly enclosure, and horses are just a few of the fun experiences you will encounter during your visit.
Monday-Saturday 9:00-4:30 and Sunday 11-3.
Adult - $5.00 + tax
Ages 13+
Child - $5.00 + tax
Ages 4-12
Toddler - $0.00 + tax
Ages 3 and under
Person ages 4 and up - $5.00 + tax
Ages 4 and up
Booking Notes
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