Valentine’s Day on Bald Head Island

As soon as the hustle and bustle of the end of the year holidays dies down, Valentine’s Day just creeps up on us. Here we are again with the romantic holiday just around the corner. Have you made your plans yet? Bald Head Island offers unmatched beauty which means anything you choose to do will be hard to top if the stunning island is your backdrop. Here are some of our favorite ideas for things to do with your significant other this Valentine’s Day.

Island Retreat is the perfect place to melt your worries away and get all the pampering you deserve. Sip on mimosas while enjoying a nice pedicure or botanical facial. Get a deep tissue or hot stone massage and release all your built up tension from everyday life. There are also private yoga sessions available as well as special “spa day packages”. This would make a great couple’s trip or even a thoughtful gift for your honey. 

You could plan a beach picnic to enjoy while listening to the calming sounds of the waves crashing. Maritime Market is the perfect place to pick up breakfast or lunch on the go with all your partner’s favorite touches. The Market can also prepare small meals with advance notice or deliver groceries after ordering online. Pick up your food and grab a blanket for a beach picnic to remember forever!

Enjoy dinner on the harbor with Bald Head Island’s only waterfront dining experience at MoJo’s. Outstanding wines by the glass or bottle are offered as well as specialty cocktails and delicious seafood and sushi. Pair an amazing meal with relaxing atmosphere and gorgeous views and you’ll have the ideal romantic evening. 

With all of us living busy lives and constantly on the go, it can all come down to the best gift we can give someone: our time. We’ll provide the picturesque backdrop but you have to give your love your undivided attention. Put work away, turn off your phones, and enjoy your time together. Talk, catch up, and explore on your Bald Head Island vacation. Make this Valentine’s Day one you’ll never forget. 

Published on Wednesday, January 31, 2018