Since we’re at Kiawah Island for rest and relaxation, Alan and I have limited our adventures to bike riding 
and beach walks. But, there’s plenty to do here for the adventurous baby boomer.
At Night Heron Park Nature Center, you can schedule paddling tours including a moonlight, tandem kayak excursion for the romantic baby boomer. Are you a nature enthusiast? Try a canoe trip to learn about wildlife in Kiawah’s salt marshes. Or, rev up the action by joining the surf kayaking rodeo for white water thrills along the Atlantic coast. Of course, you could choose to take a gator walk.
For more water adventures, book a motorboat excursion through Night Heron Nature Center to explore tidal estuaries, watch dolpins or explore a secluded beach. Bohicket Marina, outside Kiawah’s gates on John’s Island, is another option for booking boating fun.
Sports entusiasts have plenty of choices. If you’re a golfer, you are definitely in the right place. Resort guests choose from five outstanding courses
. And, the highly ranked tennis facilities offer tennis players plenty of court time.
No matter the activity, here’s the perfect way to end your Kiawah day. To read about our adventures on Kiawah Island, visit Donna’s trip blog.
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Kiawah Island is one of my faves, although you will indeed be dropping some money. It's not for the faint of heart. I actually enjoyed the bike riding and it's world renowned for golf. The PGA Championship will be there in 2 years.
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March 20, 2010 at 2:53 pm
Actually, Spencer, you can do it without dropping tons of money. First, rent a condo by owner through VRBO: http://myitchytravelfeet.com/2008/05/15/researc…
A condo allows you to cook for yourself. Or, go the easy route like we did and purchase ready-made food from Freshfield Village: http://myitchytravelfeet.com/2008/05/28/dining-…
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