WELCOME TO THE WATERFRONT
SOUTHPORT.
Tucked in the southeastern corner of North Carolina is a town like no other. Visit the quaint, historical town of Southport and explore her centuries old waterfront buildings, surrounding islands, river & waterways.
Food & Drink
Savor the taste of the local cuisine.
American Fish Co., where sparkling blue waters meet sunny skies, and every hour is happy! Cold beer, fantastic craft cocktails, drink specials, and a dynamic live music line-up await you…. come find out why American Fish Co. is the best place to drink in Southport, hands down! Conveniently located just next door to Cape Fear Landing.
More dining nearby…
Provision Company
Mr. P’s Bistro
Southport Smoke House
Oliver’s on the Cape Fear
Fishy Fishy Cafe
Moore Street Oyster Bar
Eric’s Grille
Southport Smoke House
Ports of Call
History & Recreation
Enjoy the relaxed pace of a unique southern seaport.
SOUTHPORT
Overlooking the Cape Fear river and listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the town is known for it’s relaxed pace. Founded originally as Smithville in 1792, the town has been observing Independence Day since 1795 and annually hosts the official North Carolina 4th of July celebration. The population of the town itself has remained small at about 3,400. Many homes in town have been historically renovated and add to the charm of this seaside village amongst the live oaks.
- Nationally recognized North Carolina 4th of July parade
- One of Hollywood’s finest filming locations
- Regular ferries to Bald Head Island & Fort Fisher
- Southport pier & riverwalk
- North Carolina Maritime Museum
- Fort Johnson – Southport museum
- Abundance of antique stores
- Kayaking, boast rentals & water sports
SOUTHPORT
Overlooking the Cape Fear river and listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the town is known for it’s relaxed pace. Founded originally as Smithville in 1792, the town has been observing Independence Day since 1795 and annually hosts the official North Carolina 4th of July celebration. The population of the town itself has remained small at about 3,400. Many homes in town have been historically renovated and add to the charm of this seaside village amongst the live oaks.
- Nationally recognized North Carolina 4th of July parade
- One of Hollywood’s finest filming locations
- Regular ferries to Bald Head Island & Fort Fisher
- Southport pier & riverwalk
- North Carolina Maritime Museum
- Fort Johnson – Southport museum
- Abundance of antique stores
- Kayaking, boast rentals & water sports
