Palatable local knowledge for the North Carolina diver
An urban chic atmosphere in an otherwise laidback harbor town, Aqua is one of Beaufort’s best restaurants. Though not strictly a tapas-only establishment, (they’ve recently added “big plates”), Aqua is best suited for those seeking quality and variety over quantity. [Read More]
Put simply, this is my very favorite local restaurant. If you want a fabulous and more intimate dining experience, you need look no further than Blue Moon Bistro. [Read More]
It’s hard not to like Clawson’s. With its historic décor and casual atmosphere, this is the perfect place to go for an easy, laid back dinner with friends. [Read More]
Take it from me, this is THE place to go for breakfast on the Crystal Coast. Friendly service, hot coffee, and perfect pancakes- what more can you ask for? [Read More]
Though packing for a dive trip to the Carolina coast isn’t dramatically different from packing for other destinations, there are some things that are helpful to know in advance. Look here for some recommendations about gear. [Read More]
This segment talks about what you can expect from a North Carolina dive boat. While each vessel is different, they are cut from the same mold and therefore, possess several distinct similarities. If this is your first dive trip to NC, this is a good place to start. [Read More]
The quintessential bar and grill in Morehead City. If you’re in the mood for peel ‘n’ eat shrimp, chicken wings, a French dip, and a cold beer, this is where you need to be. [Read More]
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