Spend Thanksgiving on Bald Head Island

It’s hard to believe Thanksgiving is right around the corner! With traveling picking up around the country, you have to plan your accommodations ahead of time to lock in your dates. Thanksgiving is the perfect time to reunite with the family, enjoy great food, and make beautiful memories. After a chaotic year, we could all use a getaway to unwind and recharge. Here’s why we think you should do that in Bald Head Island. 

Your Vacation Home

Bald Head Island vacation rentals come in all sizes for small to large groups to comfortably accommodate your whole crew. Picture yourself hanging out on the spacious deck listening to the waves while catching up after dinner. Or taking a sunrise walk along the shore. Bring the whole crew to the family room and watch your favorite holiday movies. A spacious kitchen and dining room provides ample space for everyone to gather around together comfortably. Spread out in the kitchen while baking Thanksgiving treats and listening to holiday music.  

Family Photo Ops

Take advantage of the stunning scenery and natural beauty of the island to take those family photos you’ve been trying to get all year. It may be a rare occasion to get everyone together so plan ahead to get pictures taken. Whether it’s at your beautiful beach home or out on the beach with the sunset backdrop, you’ll have plenty of options for an ideal setting. 

Fall Treats

You can go to Maritime Market and pick out ingredients to make some special holiday snacks and drinks. Try this Fall Punch Recipe with ginger beer and apple cider. It’s a great time for baking and we love pumpkin season so here’s a delicious Pumpkin Bread Recipe. Or get up early to get breakfast prepared with this Pumpkin French Toast. You can look at this list for the Best Fall Desserts and pick one to bake together.  

After another year of many unpredictable months, we all deserve some relaxing time with our favorite people. Take this Thanksgiving to truly get away from it all and board the ferry to Bald Head Island.