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Bald Head Island - Escaping from the stress in your life is just a ferry ride away. When you arrive at the Bald Head Island Ferry Terminal located in the Indigo Plantation Marina at 9th Street in Southport, it's like stepping into another time zone — a slower, less stressful one. After unloading and parking your vehicle you will board your passenger ferry for a short 20 minute trip to the island. A golf cart tram will whisk you away to your cottage, condo or inn where your week or weekend of rest and relaxation can begin. Can’t stay overnight? Go over for the day either on your own or with the organized Historic Tour, with or without lunch or dinner. Reservations are strongly encouraged. Bald Head Island is a resort. Amenities include: championship golf course, clubhouse facilities, croquet, marina, tennis courts, swimming pools, restaurants, snack bars.

Boiling Spring Lakes - Named for a natural spring, its 16,000 acres of land was incorporated in 1961. The Big Lake, 150-acres or 2 1/2 miles long with 10 miles of shoreline is one of over 50 natural and man-made lakes in the city. Several of the lakes offer public access for swimming, fishing, and water-skiing. Boiling Spring Lakes is a popular choice for those relocating to the area. A serene community with wildlife and floriculture abound such as the fox squirrel, tall pines, oaks, sweet gums, and the rare and protected Venus flytrap. The Lakes & Country Club is located in Boiling Spring Lakes and offers 18 holes of championship golf in a natural setting of a "wildlife preserve" and bird sanctuary." The middle and high schools are also located in Boiling Spring Lakes.

Caswell Beach - Residents of Caswell Beach are a proud and caring group of people who share a love for their town and community. The only commercial district that exists in Caswell Beach is the area located at the Oak Island Golf Club which includes golf course, putting green, driving range, restaurant, gift/pro shop, and a lounge with a breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean. Just past the city limits of Caswell Beach is the N.C. Baptist Assembly, a church camp/retreat conference center. Prior to its purchase from the government, the assembly was known as Fort Caswell, an Army fortress built in 1826. The remains of the fort can be found throughout the camp. Bunkers are still visible in the Caswell Dunes Condominiums Complex.