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Southport
A
quaint fishing village on the mouth of the Cape
Fear River, Southport is place you come to visit
and end up never wanting to leave. Beautiful
Victorian-style homes grace the sidewalk-lined
streets under huge sweeping oak trees, hundreds
of years old. Cool ocean breezes keep temperatures
mild year round. And Southport’s midway
point between Wilmington and Myrtle Beach make
it close to all of the action, yet with an ambiance
that feels worlds away.
Self-guided walking tours provide a wealth of
discovery. Stroll down Moore Street and visit
the many colorful gift shops, art galleries
and antique dealerships. Stop and rest at Waterfront
Park where you may see huge cargo ships making
their way up the Cape Fear River to the port
city of Wilmington. Enjoy fresh seafood overlooking
the Southport Yacht Basin and Marina where sailing
vessels stop on their way along the Inter-coastal
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Bald Head Island
Twenty
minutes off North Carolina's coastline, where
the Cape Fear River empties into the Atlantic
Ocean, Bald Head Island welcomes guests arriving
by passenger ferry or private yacht. Island
transportation is by golf cart and there are
no high-rises except for "Old Baldy",
North Carolina's oldest lighthouse, circa 1817.
In addition to 14 miles of unspoiled beaches,
and 2000 acres of dunes, Bald Head Island boast
a lush maritime forest and 10,000 acres of salt
marshes and tidal creeks. The island treasures
and protects its natural resources through the
efforts of the Bald Head Island Conservancy
Group. Community volunteers work with UNC-Wilmington
marine biologist to sustain the indigenous loggerhead
turtles through a federally funded program.
Bald Head Island offers a wealth of choices
for active outdoor enthusiast. For the beachcombers,
fishing, shelling, and crabbing may be just
the thing for a relaxing vacation. For those
more active, canoeing, biking, and nature walks
compliment golf on the George Cobb championship
course, tennis and championship croquet, all
available at the luxurious In addition to the
club house, which maintains both formal and
causal dining, restaurants and shops are nestled
around the harbor.
At Bald Head Island, luxurious homes and amenities
are situated in a beautiful, restful setting,
where residents never pass without waving and
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Oak Island
Oak
Island, the most populated and largest of the
Brunswick County Isles, is home to more than
5,000 residents. The town’s dedication
to preservation of the environment has won national
recognition. Wind-swept live oaks and yaupon
trees, beautiful beaches and nature trails make
this a nature lover’s paradise.
A community defined by
its dedication to family-friendly activities,
Oak Island is a great place to live or visit.
With over ten miles of southern facing beaches,
the island offers more than 50 public beach
accesses, several public boat ramps, picnic
areas, extensive sidewalks, nature centers,
parks and walking trails. Activities include
golf, fishing, boating, crabbing, claming, shelling,
walking on nature trails or just plain relaxing
on the beach. Visitors and residents appreciate
the many colorful shops and dining options also
found here. Situated midway between Wilmington
and Myrtle Beach Oak Island is close to a host
of cultural and entertainment activities, while
maintaining the hospitality and warmth of a
small town.
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