Things To Do
Maritime Museum
The North Carolina Maritime Museum in Beaufort reflects coastal life and interprets lighthouses and lifesaving stations, the seafood industry, motorboats, and more. Studies in marine life, science, and ecology are available for all ages. The Beaufort museum is the repository for artifacts from Blackbeard’s wrecked flagship, Queen Anne’s Revenge, among them cannons, grenades, belt buckles and beads.
Cape Lookout Lighthouse
This historic lighthouse is reachable via ferry and available to tour from Mid May to Mid September. There is a small fee to climb the lighthouse ($8/adult and $4/kid) which is a whopping 207 steps. So bring your tennis shoes and get stepping because the view when you reach the top is worth it!
Front Street
Front Street is one of the main streets in this costal town. Riddled with boutiques and other local shops for you to explore!
34° North Restaurant
Located inside the bottom of our venue, is one of the most popular fine dining restaurants on the Crystal Coast! Our food will be provided by these wonderful chefs, feel free to stop by for a preview of our wedding night!
Moonrakers
Enjoy some fresh seafood or a classic cheeseburger with a beautiful view of the water. Or check out their rooftop bar for a drink or two.
Beaufort Grocery Company
For over 30 years, Beaufort Grocery Company has been at the forefront of Beaufort’s dining scene. They continue to prove that not all the best restaurants are located on the waterfront.
Beaufort Spirits Company
Beaufort Spirits Company is developing a Rum Distillery on Admiral’s Alley off Front Street in the historic district of Beaufort North Carolina. Watch the development from Tapping the Admiral Rum Bar (beer and wine only for now).
Beaufort Creamery
Craving a sweet treat? Can't beat the NC heat without an ice cream cone!