Hilton Head Trolley Schedule
The Breeze is Hilton Head Island’s only public trolley service. This service is offered seasonally from mid-spring to mid-fall. The service runs from 1 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., Sunday through Thursday, and 1 p.m. to 11 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays, reaching each stop approximately every 30 minutesHilton Head Trolley Details
The Breeze trolleys have everything you need for a relaxing ride around the island! The Breeze’s green and gray trolleys combine the nostalgic features of the turn-of-the-century passenger street car with the modern technology of today’s transit advancements. Each vehicle is equipped with charming wood interiors, free Wi-Fi, and a bike rack with room for two bicycles. The trolleys are fully accessible and ADA-compliant with plenty of space to accommodate approved mobility devices.Hilton Head Trolley Route
With 21 published trolley stops (and the ability to request courtesy stops when safe to do so), there is sure to be a stop near you that can connect you to wherever you are headed: Coligny Beach, Shelter Cove, Park Plaza, the Village at Wexford, Folly Field, Port Royal, and everything in-between. The mobile app will be available for download at breezetrolley.com.Hilton Head Trolley Names
The Breeze’s two trolleys, “Comet” and “The Alligator,” both have names that reference the history of transportation on Hilton Head. Comet is named after a Marsh Tacky horse at the Coastal Discovery Museum, as these animals were the primary mode of getting around Hilton Head back in the island’s early days. The Alligator is a tribute to a freight boat of the same name that was used by Hilton Head native Charlie Simmons (a.k.a. “Mr. Transportation”) to ferry goods and people between the island and the mainland. One of his freight boats was named the Alligator and was used to ferry goods and people between Hilton Head, Savannah and other mainland areas. The third trolley is dedicated to the “Loggerhead” sea turtles that nest each year on the Island. In 2021 we dedicated our fourth trolley #1964 to “Harley” the late Clydesdale horse who was the unofficial greeter at Lawton Stables for many years.
