Adventurous Sailing at Hilton Head
Hilton Head South Carolina Sailing Experience with a Hotel Stay
Hilton Head Island is justifiably famous for its incredible beaches and its world-class golf courses. It is regularly voted one of the best vacation destinations in the world.
The world-famous Stars & Stripes is proud to call Hilton Head Island home. This grand and celebrated sailboat is the historical America’s Cup winning vessel designed and skippered by the famous Captain Dennis Conner also known as “Mister America’s Cup.” Aboard Stars & Stripes you find seating on the deck of the vessel and while under full sail you are welcome to move about the deck. If you are a very experienced sailor or new to the water you will always remember your experience aboard Stars & Stripes, a true living piece of American history! It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
- 2 Night Hotel Stay in a Hilton, Hyatt, Marriott or similar for (2)
- Afternoon Sail Adventure on an America's Cup Sailboat for (2)
- 3 Night Hotel Stay in a Hilton, Hyatt, Marriott or similar for (2)
- Afternoon Sail Adventure on an America's Cup Sailboat for (2)
Your package Redemption Certificate will be emailed to initiate the booking process. Please allow 15 business days after your event to receive your certificate. Reservations must be booked 60 days before travel, and property inventory is subject to availability. Reservations must be booked within 12 months, and travel must be completed within 24 months of notification. Once confirmed, all reservations are final. Packages may not be transferred or resold. All certificates should be handled with care as they are the same as cash and nonrefundable. Blackout dates are the weeks of Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.
AirfareTravel is available from any of the 48 contiguous United States to the destination listed. Miles cannot be utilized to upgrade these coach class certificates to a higher level of service. Airfare taxes are the responsibility of the purchaser. Any airport departure taxes, fees or fuel surcharges (if charged) are the responsibility of the purchaser.