Things To Do in Kure Beach, North Carolina

The new North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher (reopening March 22, 2002) takes visitors on a journey from ... More on aza.org

It probably didn't help that the facility was overcrowded with 100s of screaming and running children on sc... More on Epinions.com

...the remains of this vitally important Civil War site are preserved in an oddly peaceful and pretty seas... More on Moon Handbooks: North Carolina

Civil War earthen fortification. More on MuseumsUSA.org

Stroll on white sand beach to the beat of melody waves, drumming the shore. Close your eyes and transport yourself to a time, less hurried. Kure Beach takes pride in its reputation as a hospitable ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Kure Beach Pier is the oldest fishing pier on the Atlantic Coast. When you come to visit Kure Beach Pier, you can be assured that every one ... More on Visitkure.com

Pleasure Island Safari is a popular tour company in the Kure Beach area. Guides take groups out in Land Rovers to explore specific parts of the island. Tours explore either the north or south end ...

Come learn about, or just explore, the natural wonders of Pleasure Island. Explore the entire island's rich and diverse coastal habitats, from unspoiled salt marshes, dune covered beaches, to mari... More on Visitkure.com

The oldest fishing pier on the Atlantic Coast, the Kure Beach Pier will be an enjoyable stop during your vacation. The pier is ... More on ncbeaches.com

I often summer at kure beach, as well as indian beach. Every time I go to kure, I always make a point to stop. The shop is fun, ... More on ncbeaches.com

Category: Amusement Places Hi Tech Recreations is a one-stop provider of fun for the family in North Carolina. Visit ... More on localamusementparks.com

Indoor/outdoor exhibits feature artifacts and military vehicles representing all branches of service and previous wars. Archives and gift shop. Hours: Fri. -Sun. 12pm-4pm. Closed for holidays. Loc... More on Visitkure.com

Indoor/outdoor exhibits feature artifacts and military vehicles representing all branches of service and previous wars. Archives and gift shop. Hours: Fri. -Sun. 12pm-4pm. Closed for holidays. ... More on Visitkure.com

Inscription. Col. William Lamb took command on July 4, 1862. For two years over 1,000 soldiers, slaves, and free blacks worked six days a week. J. A. McMillan, a soldier at Fort Fisher, wrote: “They everlastingly make us work. ... More on HMDB

The NC Aquarium at Fort Fisher has opened the Bicycle and Pedestrian Path which is 1100 feet long with a bridge and a deck overlooking ... More on Visitkure.com

The NC Aquarium at Fort Fisher has opened the Bicycle and Pedestrian Path which is 1100 feet long with a bridge and a deck overlooking ... More on Visitkure.com