Bulls Island is one of South Carolina’s most stunning and secluded natural treasures.
As the largest of four barrier islands within the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, this 5,000-acre expanse of maritime forest, freshwater and brackish impoundments, and undeveloped beach offers a rare glimpse of untouched coastal wilderness.
The island, which stretches six and a half miles and remains uninhabited, is a haven for wildlife and endangered species, with a global reputation among bird enthusiasts. Over 275 bird species have been observed on or around Bull Island, making it a true paradise for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone seeking peace in one of the most pristine environments on the South Carolina coast.
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This event is closed to the public. We encourage you to plan a visit to the Cape Romain Wildlife Estuary & the Sewee Visitor and Environmental Education Center.