Do you have a vacation planned to Topsail Island this winter but are not sure what there is to do? Then look no further, as we have a few things that we wanted to share with you. Staying with us at The Hive Suites will keep you and your family close to the fun. Let’s look below at three things you can do this winter with the family on the island.
Search for Shells and Shark Teeth
Topsail Island is known to many locals as a great place to find some of the best shells. There is also usually an abundance of shark teeth along the shore of our beaches. During the summer months, you may find that finding a lot of good shells and shark teeth is hard to come by. Winter months are one of the best times to see them as winter storms churn up beautiful shells, sea glass, and even shark teeth. What are you most excited about finding?
Go Fishing
Fishing is prevalent during the warmer months, but did you know that the fish still bite during the winter months? One of the best things is getting to head over to one of the many piers in the area and fishing for the day. The pier won’t be as crowded as well, which can make it more fun for the whole family to enjoy. There are three piers within the Topsail Island area for you to enjoy: Seaview Pier, Surf City Ocean Pier, and Jolly Roger Pier. Think of the new memories you’ll make by fishing with the whole family this winter.
Visit Serenity Point
Another place that is a hit for most who visit Topsail Island is Serenity Point, at the Southern tip of Topsail Island. You’ll find that this area is undeveloped and is perfect if you’re looking for a bit of isolation from the crowds. Walk along the shoreline as you hunt for those unique shells and shark teeth. Please note that there is a limited amount of parking spaces.
While there are plenty of other things that you can do this winter on Topsail Island, we wanted to share these with you. If you haven’t booked your next stay with us at The Hive Suites, now is the time. We can’t wait to hear which of these things to do was your favorite this winter!