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King Neptune Sundial Statue, Hilton Head SC

King Neptune Sundial Statue, Hilton Head SC

1 Shelter Cove Ln

Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

King Neptune Sundial Statue is a unique attraction situated in Hilton Head Island, SC. Visitors can marvel at the impressive sundial structure and learn about its historical significance.

This iconic landmark offers a picturesque setting for leisurely strolls and photo opportunities. It serves as a popular spot for tourists seeking a glimpse of local art and culture.

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Ron H.

3/23/2024

Great public art attraction. Stop and park and then take photos. Really nicely decorated for Christmas. Highly recommend.

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Bruce K.

11/29/2019

This bronze statue of Neptune sits at the entrance to the waterfront dining and shopping destination of Shelter Cove Harbour. Twelve feet tall but His Watery Highness is holding one end of a...

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