Board the ferry, ditch your car, and head outside.
For one, it’s the home of the state’s oldest standing lighthouse, Old Baldy.
Its nature is also something of preserved wonder.
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Here are some ideas for visiting this quiet hideaway.
(Don’t worry, it’s mostly flat.
If you are flying to Bald Head,take a taxifrom the airport to Deep Point Marina.
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Hike through theBald Head Woods Maritime Forest Preserveby entering any of the trailheads along Federal Road.
It comprises 173 acres of forest.
Kids' programs will help them get their feet wet with crabbing or surf fishing.
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Some programs are only available in summer, so check the website to see what’s currently on offer.
you’re able to explore the tidal creeks solo or hire a guide.
Check outbaldheadisland.com/eventsfor other great activities indoors and out.
Manycoastal townshave a lighthouse, but this one is special.
Built in 1817, it’s the oldest standing lighthouse in the state.
Enjoy yoga and mimosas on the studio’s porch under a canopy of oaks and palms.
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Or, join a pilates class in the studio or a session of beach yoga.
For a sip of something refreshing, stop intoBald Head Bottle Wine Shop and Bar.
For a more elegant dining experience, full and temporary members can book a table at theShoals Club.
Aqua boasts the best views on the island and coastal cuisine fashioned from fresh, regional ingredients.
Nor will you find a row of chain restaurants lit up with neon signs.
Monkee’s, a boutique on Maritime Way, is filled with bright colors and breezy labels.
