As basketball fans experience the craziness of tournament season during spring, North Carolina's Brunswick Islands invites visitors who’re looking for a new, off-court adventure to glimpse beyond the basic beach vacation and discover Marsh Madness for an inspiring spring and summer coastal…
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As the weather warms up, so does the bird watching in North Carolina's Brunswick Islands! From Plovers to Ibises to Woodpeckers, over 330 species of birds call the Brunswick Islands home or visit during migration. The varied ecosystems of the region create a natural haven for these birds to thrive…
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The beginning of spring is just days away and with it's promise of warmer weather, spring also means the beginning of migration and nesting seasons for birds. The five barrier islands that make up NC’s Brunswick Islands - Sunset Beach, Ocean Isle Beach, Holden Beach, Oak Island and Bald Head Island-…
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February is the month of love, but visitors and locals can fall in love with North Carolina’s Brunswick Islands year-round, including its stunning nature and coastal beauty. Whether spotting dolphins from the sand or birdwatching in the marshes, the nature of the Brunswick Islands is sure to take…
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In both spring and summer, and especially at North Carolina’s Brunswick Islands, bird is indeed the word. The five barrier islands that make up NC’s Brunswick Islands encompass a large network of bird sanctuaries. From the southernmost barrier island, where Sunset Beach stretches southwest to the…
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Although the food is plentiful and bathing in the warm sun is tempting, going on vacation doesn’t mean sacrificing your health goals for a period of time. North Carolina’s Brunswick Islands has an abundance of activities that are educational, family-friendly and perfect for boosting your activity…
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It doesn’t matter if you are a bird enthusiast, vacationing with family and friends or live in North Carolina’s Brunswick Islands, everyone is mesmerized by the overwhelming number of bird species living along the coast of the Brunswick Islands. There are eight birding sites on the North Carolina…
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