Kure Beach News & Blogs

When winter temperatures arrive and people think ‘snow,’ normally a beach getaway isn’t the first thought for a trip. It’s actually a perfect and peaceful time of year to visit Kure Beach as winter temperatures average in the high 50s and offer a multitude of both outdoor and indoor activities for a retreat.

Change up your holiday traditions, coastal-style with a getaway to Kure Beach. North Carolina’s Small Wonder invites you to enjoy an oceanfront market, aquarium turned winter wonderland, flotilla, New Year’s Eve ball drop and more.

Between notable history, fall-centric activities and ways to give back, Kure Beach is the perfect spot for your next weekend getaway.

On Sept. 14, Hurricane Florence made landfall near Kure Beach and prompted a mandatory evacuation for residents, yet the town was fortunate to receive minimal damage with Snow’s Cut Bridge re-opening shortly after.

Explore North Carolina’s small wonder to discover wildlife, natural wonders and local cuisine. Read on to discover why a getaway to Kure Beach should be at the top of your bucket list:

Our beach town may be known as North Carolina's Small Wonder, bit it's a big wonder why with this list of top things to do this summer. Here's our collection of can't miss activities for you and your family to enjoy on your summer vacation to Kure Beach.

The world we live in makes it hard to unplug and enjoy the beautiful wonders that surround us. A great way to take in natural wonders, find peace and observe exotic (yet friendly) wildlife is through travel.

From exciting exhibits to a recognition from the Southeastern Tourism Society and more, Kure Beach is eagerly awaiting your arrival in 2018.

From the closest holiday market to the Atlantic Ocean to an aquatic winter wonderland, Kure Beach will have you feeling the holiday spirit in no time. A holiday getaway to Kure Beach is a fresh way to spend the most wonderful time of the year by the sea.  

Travelers flock to Kure Beach throughout the year for a variety of reasons – family-friendly attractions, R&R, fresh seafood, ocean breezes – the list goes on. However, one of the main activities beachgoers might be missing out on is fishing.