NCCOAST Living covers a five-county region in coastal North Carolina. Each county is profiled in depth here. For additional information on each area, pick up or request a complimentary copy of NCCOAST Living today.     

Carteret County
Carteret County encompasses many waterfront communities along the coast, each with its own unique characteristics and qualities, from the mainland to the barrier island of Bogue Banks. A vacation and relocation destination, Carteret County was formed in 1722 from Craven County. It was named in honor of Sir John Carteret, afterwards Earl of Granville, one of the Lords Proprietors. For additional details about Carteret County, click here.



Craven County
From history to technology, palaces to planes, golf courses to sailing, visitors to retirees, Craven County has very different communities, all contributing to its burgeoning economy. For additional details regarding Craven County, click here.
 

Onslow County
Onslow County has a variety of communities from the beach to the base, with terrific amenities from surfing to shopping for tourists and residents alike. The county has all the comforts of the city in Jacksonville, and a mix of incredible farmlands and beautiful beaches to boot. For additional details about Onslow County, click here.

 

Pamlico County
For those who love arts, sailing, kayaking and enjoying relaxing days and evenings along the water, Pamlico County is the place for you. For additional details regarding Pamlico County, click here.

 

Pender County
Founded in 1875, Pender County was named after Confederate general William Dorsey Pender. Conveniently located and easily accessible from Interstate 40 and US highways 17 and 117, Pender County’s beautiful and family-oriented beaches are a popular vacation and relocation destination. Other natural attractions including beautiful rivers and lush maritime woodlands enhance the area’s beauty. For additional details on Pender County, click here.