Port City Guest House

• Within 20 minutes, you can be at any one of our three clean sand-washed beaches—Wrightsville, Carolina and Kure Beaches—where you can do some inshore or offshore fishing and catch some rays under our Carolina blue skies.
• Only an hour away, you may want to spend the day at Myrtle Beach, SC shopping or golfing.
• It’s a 15 block stroll to downtown Wilmington (or a 5 minute ride).
• An old-fashioned buggy ride through the historic district will provide a scenic tour of many historical sites, including among others the Cornwallis House, the slave market, or the Bellamy Mansion.
• Shop in over 33 shops in the old Cotton Exchange Market Place that has been revived to its original hayday with a variety.
• Visit Chandlers Warf on the River Walk where you will find a host of restaurants and shops.
• University of North Carolina at Wilmington (UNCW)

• Delve into some of the exciting history and visit local haunts on a ghost walking tour.
• Historic Fort Fisher just a couple of miles south of Carolina beach is a definite “must see” for the history buff. Being the last Confederate blockade to remain standing, Fort Fisher has a wonderful museum dedicated to all the soldiers who fought in the Confederate War.
• North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher sits on 22 acres of beach front property on the Atlantic Ocean, just north of the mouth of the Cape Fear River.
• Go to a play or musical at Thalian Hall, a historical theater that has served Wilmingtonians the best live entertainment for decades.
• A "must see" in Wilmington is Battleship North Carolina. The history, glory and honor of this grand old ship will make this one visit you'll not too soon forget.
• Local businesses we recommend: The Best in Business in Wilmington, NC

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