Cities in the Inner Banks


  1. Aurora

  2. Aurora is located in Beaufort County.  Attractions include the Aurora Fossil Museum and the Environmental Education Visitor Center.

  3. Beaufort

  4. Founded in 1709, Beaufort has been an important seaport for generations and is a popular tourist destination.  Blackbeard’s ship, The Queen Anne’s Revenge, still lies in waters off of Fort Macon.  Other attractions include The Maritime Museum, Rachel Carson Marine Estuarine Research Reserve on Carrot Island, and the N.C. Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores.

  5. Belhaven

  6. An up an coming hot spot located on the north shore of the Pungo River.   With quick and easy access to the Pamlico Sound and its tributaries, Belhaven is the perfect port for those who love fishing and boating.  Attractions include the Belhaven Memorial Museum and The Boyette Civic Center.

  7. Greenville

  8. Founded in 1771, Greenville has grown into the health, entertainment, cultural, and educational hub of North Carolina.  For more than a hundred years, Greenville was known only as being an important tobacco market and the home of a small state college. However, by the mid 1960's, things began to change. The East Carolina Teachers College, Greenville's small state school, had grown substantially becoming the third largest state-sponsored school.  The Greenville Museum of Art, Magnolia Arts Center, and The Greenville Theater Project can satiate appetites craving the arts while East Carolina College provides plenty of action for the sports lover looking to cheer on the Pirates...arrrrrg.

  9. New Bern

  10. If there was a city in North Carolina that had it all packaged beautifully in a quaint, cozy town this would be the place.  For nature lovers, the Croatan National Forest is nearby.  For those artistically inclined, the Bank of the Arts is the perfect spot to visit.  The Tryon Palace and Historic Gardens call to all green thumbers out there, while the Ghost Tours through the historic district can make even the brave tremble in their clogs.

  11. Oriental

  12. Located in Pamlico County, Oriental is one of the top destinations for the sailing and boating buff.  Home to the Oriental Cup Regatta, visitors won’t run out of opportunities for boating, sailing, fishing, and other water sports.  For July 4th celebrations may we recommend the Croaker Festival and some funnel cake!

  13. Washington

  14. Another great city located on the Pamlico River is the city of Washington.  The North Carolina Estuarium teaches about the natural world with exhibits, river tours, and presentations.  Washington is also home to NC’s ferry system and has a well known historic district offering fine dining, antiques, and boutiques.

  15. Wilmington

  16. Home of Cape Fear coast and fun in the sun beaches, Wilmington is an historic port city that supplies endless opportunities for recreational activities.  Popular attractions include the UNCW African-American Cultural Center, Poplar Grove Historic Plantation, Wilmington Railroad Museum, and the New Haven County Arboretum.



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