Kiawah Island--Duneside Villas
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We own a house on Kiawah (disclaimer of my prejudice) and I have no knowledge of any rocky area on the island. The beach is incredible, wide, softly sloping, clean.
The only drawbacks to Duneside are that the units are a good distance from some of the other island activities (park, restaurants, hotel) and that they are located near the public area of the beach, Beachwalker Park. Neither of those are serious drawbacks.
Kiawah is a lovely island, very natural. You can swim anywhere on the beach.
The Duneside units are all lovely.
The only drawbacks to Duneside are that the units are a good distance from some of the other island activities (park, restaurants, hotel) and that they are located near the public area of the beach, Beachwalker Park. Neither of those are serious drawbacks.
Kiawah is a lovely island, very natural. You can swim anywhere on the beach.
The Duneside units are all lovely.
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There are no rocky areas anywhere on Kiawah's beach. At the very ends of the island, there are potentially dangerous currents; however, you would have to walk quite a distance from Duneside to reach the area that is too dangerous for swimming.
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Thanks so much; we have made 15 visits to Kiawah in years past but have always stayed in the Night Heron Park area. Regarding Dunesides proximity to Beachwalker Park: Does this make this part of the beach really crowded?
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Beachwalker Park is the only place you can access the beach without going through a security gate. Thus, it is more crowded than the other sections of beach. This is where the locals come for the day. There are few facilities at the Park which does limit the number of locals interested in visiting.
I would not say it is crowded to the point of making the beach unpleasant; just a lot of day-trippers. by 4 p.m. the beach is usually deserted.
The Dunesside units are really nice but they are a longer way from the island's other amenities. A long bike ride or a trip in the car to the park, restaurants, tennis courts, etc.
I would not say it is crowded to the point of making the beach unpleasant; just a lot of day-trippers. by 4 p.m. the beach is usually deserted.
The Dunesside units are really nice but they are a longer way from the island's other amenities. A long bike ride or a trip in the car to the park, restaurants, tennis courts, etc.