Brunswick County, NC

Anchoring the coast of this pristine region are the Brunswick Islands - a group of barrier islands that run from the world famous "seafood capital" of Calabash, North Carolina, all the way north to the Cape Fear River south of Wilmington. The scenery is unrivaled, as Carolina Oaks and Pines blend together to give the area a true mid-Atlantic feel.

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. Brunswick County moves at a slower pace than the big cities, and that is part of the Brunswick Islands' appeal. Visitors enjoy the un-paralleled beauty of the 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.