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The Port City of Progress and Pleasure


The ideal place to live, work and play!
Beautiful and historic Wilmington, the Cape Fear Coast and the Southeastern coastline of North Carolina is steeped in history, picturesque waterfronts and southern charm. With its temperate climate, it’s an ideal place to raise a family, retire or enjoy your summer vacations. A true haven for nature enthusiasts, sun seekers and beachcombers, the beaches are unspoiled, uncrowded and simply beautiful.

Visit Wilmington’s historic district

Emerging from the Cape Fear River, Wilmington’s historic district encompasses an amazing 230 blocks, many with cobblestone streets. Take a leisurely stroll or by horse-drawn carriage through the town while visiting the many museums in the area. And don’t forget to visit the historic Battleship North Carolina across the river on Eagle’s Nest.

Viewed as the ideal location for filmmaking and television production, Wilmington thrives as a premiere tourist destination with a vibrant nightlife, outstanding entertainment options, excellent golf courses, a state university and so much more.


Carolina Beach, a friendly resort community

Located on Pleasure Island, Carolina Beach is one of two islands on the Cape Fear Coast. Combining a wholesome family atmosphere with Southern charm, it embodies the essence of Americana. From marinas to specialty shops, Carolina Beach has an active business district where visitors and residents alike can spend the day exploring the island’s many offerings.

Fishing is a major activity on Carolina Beach where anglers’ fish from shore, from the pier or out on the open sea on one of many deep-sea charters. Whatever you desire, you’re sure to find the uncrowded beaches and inviting Atlantic waters to your liking.


Enjoy the family-oriented community of Kure Beach

The small community of Kure Beach is situated on the southern tip of Pleasure Island. Providing scenic views of the Cape Fear River, Atlantic Ocean and Zeke’s Island, Kure Beach is an ideal summer getaway. The quiet, relaxed atmosphere provides a tranquil spot away from the hustle and bustle of the city. History buffs will delight in discovering the remains of Fort Fisher, the “last major stronghold of the Confederacy and the largest earthen fortress of its kind in the South.”1 Home to the North Carolina Aquarium, which features a 235,000-gallon saltwater tank and a 20,000 square foot conservatory, you can see live exhibits of sharks, alligators, sea turtles and other native marine life.

Enjoy one of Kure Beach’s annual festivals that include a Blues and Jazz Festival. Kure Beach is a quaint little community and can easily be a vacation home to you and your family.


Discover unique Wrightsville Beach

One of two barrier islands on the Cape Fear Coast, Wrightsville Beach is a popular destination for families who return year after year. With its relaxed, friendly atmosphere Wrightsville Beach is a charming, familial community with five miles of soft sandy beaches.

Catch one of the scenic cruises along the Intracoastal Waterway and discover the nautical and cultural history of this beautiful island. Enjoy annual community events such as the Lumina Daze Festival, Sand Sculpting Contest and Holiday Flotilla.

Some of the Cape Fear Coast’s best seafood can be found in local establishments on Wrightsville Beach. With the family activities available and exciting nightlife, you’ll never be bored in this precious island community.


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