Battleship North Carolina
Under $25Explore nine levels of a World War II battleship, from the gun turrets to where the crew ate and slept.
State guide · North Carolina, USA
A World War II battleship in Wilmington and the wild islands of Cape Lookout


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Explore nine levels of a World War II battleship, from the gun turrets to where the crew ate and slept.
Ride a ferry to undeveloped barrier islands for shelling, wild horses and a diamond-patterned lighthouse.
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About
These North Carolina coastal places sit outside the state's other guides. In Wilmington, the Battleship North Carolina fought in every major naval offensive in the Pacific during World War II and offers a self-guided tour across nine levels. Cape Lookout National Seashore covers 56 miles of undeveloped barrier islands on the Crystal Coast, reached only by boat, with a visitor center on Harkers Island, a diamond-patterned lighthouse and wild horses on Shackleford Banks.