Holden
Beach
Of
the three islands in the group known
as the South Brunswick Islands, Holden
Beach is the longest and the largest.
Stretching 11 miles along the Atlantic
Ocean, the island is a jogger's paradise.
Approximately 900 year-round residents
call Holden Beach home. Visitors will
find a host of opportunities for assimilating
themselves into this exceedingly quiet
family community. The beach and the
sea are the central attractions in this
town, which prides itself on a serene
quality of life.
Whether you are looking for a great
place to retire, raise a family, start
a business, invest in real estate or
just enjoy a great vacation destination,
Brunswick County North Carolina is quietly
developing a reputation as one of the
best U.S. coastal destinations. Situated
between Myrtle Beach and Wilmington,
Brunswick County is comprised of six
coastal communities, each unique. From
the quaint fishing village of Southport,
incredible St. James Plantation and
the beach communities of Oak Island,
Ocean Isle, Holden Beach and the island
of Bald Head, Brunswick County represents
the best of the North Carolina coast.
Peace
and harmony await you on the Islands
and Beaches of Brunswick County, North
Carolina. While other beach towns have
seen an explosion of clutter and traffic
in recent years, the Brunswick Islands
has managed to retain its charm and
solitude. We move at a slower pace than
the big cities, and that is part of
the Brunswick Islands' appeal. Visitors
enjoy the un-paralleled beauty of our
beaches, southern hospitality and the
freshest seafood around! The weather
is ideal for year-round visits. With
an average high temperature of 73 degrees
and an average low of 51 degrees Fahrenheit,
the sub-tropical climate keeps outdoor
activities enjoyable year-round.
In fact, many of those who come to Brunswick
County on vacation—end up coming
back for good. With a wide variety of
gated communities, quality health care
and continuing education opportunities
nearby, Brunswick County just could
be the perfect place to live. Residents
also enjoy close proximity to Myrtle
Beach, South Carolina and Wilmington
North Carolina, without having to live
in the tourist-packed regions.
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