Area Overview
There are a number of wonderful cities throughout the southeast and coastal regions. Below are a couple of popular destinations so you can explore more about the area.
Wilmington, NC
This charming port city, home to more than 95,000 residents, is nestled between the Cape Fear River and the Atlantic Ocean. Wilmington, NC has become a popular destination due to its moderate, four-season climate, historic preservation district, annual events and recreational opportunities. LEARN MORE>>
Hampstead, NC
Hampstead, in Pender County, was once a small fishing village and a whistle stop alongside the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. It is a growing suburban town and commercial area popular with anyone who wants to live in a quaint, small town atmosphere. It is served by State highway 210 and US Highway 17, and offers convenient access to Wilmington, NC, Camp Lejune in Jacksonville, NC and Interstate 40. LEARN MORE>>
Southport, NC
Tucked away just below Wilmington, NC and the mouth of the Cape Fear River you'll find Southport, NC. This historic town, located in Brunswick County, is close enough to Wilmington to reach the conveniences of a big city and college campuses, yet just out of reach of the interstate traffic. Steeped in local legend, Southport's appeal lies in curiosities ranging from Orton Plantation gardens' to Victorian-style century homes. LEARN MORE>>
Jacksonville, NC
Jacksonville, NC is the commercial hub of Onslow County and home to Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune and Marine Corps Air Station New River. Jacksonville's early growth was sponsored by a thriving naval stores industry and the establishment of a courthouse there in 1755. First known as Wantland's Ferry, because of the major north-south ferry crossing, the town was later named after President Andrew Jackson. LEARN MORE>>
Myrtle Beach, NC
In the northeastern corner of South Carolina is Myrtle Beach, the largest city in Horry County. It is commonly called "The Grand Strand" since it stretches for 60 miles along the South Carolina coast and is a diverse land of rivers, beaches, forests and swamps. The 25,000 permanent residents welcome millions of visitors to this full-service resort community. LEARN MORE>>