he southern-most of North Carolina's Brunswick Islands, Sunset Beach is only 3.5 miles long, but it is everything that a family beach should be. As you travel from the mainland, over the Intracoastal Waterway using the one lane pontoon bridge, (The only one if its type along the Intracoastal Waterway), across the calm salt marsh, you'll find yourself entering a relaxed and quiet world of Southern coastal living. An uncommon coastal scene, this small sequestered island is crowned with a naturally wide, gently sloping, white sugar sand beach and a shroud of undisturbed sand dunes. This unadulterated setting is a natural habitat and nesting ground for the abundant coastal wildlife, including the endangered Loggerhead Sea Turtle.
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