Shibumi© Shade Rental: Edisto Island Beach Comfort
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Flexible - weekly rental
Fitness Level
No physical strain required; suitable for all fitness levels
Overview
Discover the perfect beach day with the Shibumi© Shade rental on Edisto Island. Lightweight, breezy, and easy to set up, it provides 100 square feet of sun protection to enhance your seaside adventure.
Shibumi© Shade Weekly Rental
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About This Adventure
Experience the ultimate beach day with the Shibumi, a super lightweight shade solution that sets up effortlessly with just a gentle ocean breeze. Enjoy 100 square feet of perfect shade, making your time by the water both comfortable and memorable. Don't miss out on this essential beach accessory!
The newest must have for the beach!!
Super light weight and easy to set up! All you need is a calm ocean breeze to create 100sq ft of perfect shade!! Super light weight and easy to set up! All you need is a calm ocean breeze to create 100sq ft of perfect shade!!
Please make arrangements to pick up your Shibumi and return at the end of your rental during business hours. We do not deliver or pickup Shibumis.
Renters are responsible for replacing missing Shibumis.
No space on the day you'd like to book? Please check out our Waitlist and we will contact you should space become available!
Adventure Tips
Secure the Shade with Ocean Breeze
Make sure to set up the Shibumi Shade when there’s a gentle ocean breeze, as it stays anchored using airflow rather than stakes.
Early Setup for Prime Beach Spot
Arrive early to choose your ideal spot on Edisto Island’s less crowded beaches to maximize shade use and ocean views.
Keep Hydrated in the Summer Heat
South Carolina sun can be intense—bring plenty of water to stay hydrated while enjoying your shaded space.
Check Tide Times Before You Head Out
Be mindful of tide schedules as closer-to-water spots may become limited during high tide, affecting your shade location.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Loggerhead sea turtles
- Various shorebird species such as herons
History
Edisto Island has a rich cultural heritage dating back to Native American habitation and colonial rice plantations.
Conservation
Local efforts focus on protecting dune vegetation and sea turtle nesting areas to preserve Edisto's natural environment.
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Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protects your skin during extended sun exposure even with shade present.
summer specific
Beach Towels
Provides comfort for lounging inside the shade or on the sand.
Reusable Water Bottle
Keeps you hydrated while enjoying long hours on the beach.
Windbreaker Jacket
Useful for cooler, breezier days when extra warmth is needed.
fall specific