The Port of Call Museum Store was closed as the museum is being renovated, so I was disappointed I…read morecouldn't shop here this visit. The prices are reasonable here, and you can find touristy things like t-shirts, postcards, and magnets, as well as more unique finds like jewelry and pottery. The store has a lot of books about the area. The children's section has toys and pirate items. I've discovered over the years that museum gift shops have hidden treasures.

This is a small gift shop located in the Maritime Museum. They have many interesting things that…read moresome of the other shops in town have, but some unique things as well. I noticed that the prices here were better than most of the other shops for the same items. The service was nice and I am glad I stopped here to purchase a few things. A nice store with good prices in a great Museum. I enjoyed my visit.

You'll sure to find some Cool treasures in this medium sized antique shop! Lots of Pyrex, linens,…read moreglassware, jewelry, shelving, toys and more. I loved the rustic anchor they had for sale in the back!!Such a nice man at the counter! He even referred us to a few other gift and antique shops in the Beaufort area!! Great prices and they can haggle!! (This shop is also known as Antique Shops on Turner Street).

Found some great treasures at this store! My daughter even found an item she had been looking for…read morefor many years. Staff is friendly and worked with me when I made the mistake of leaving without an item I fell in love with and asked them to bill and hold it until I could return. Thanks!

Amazing service and excellent style. I started shopping when I lived in Swansboro and continue to…read morehours away from home. The quality holds up beautifully even after years. Staff is great at helping with guests and also amazing at holding items for any occasion each piece of jewelry, unique and personal to each customer. Looking forward to buying more !! shoutout madi

What a cute little jewelry shop! I originally stopped in for ice cream (which they unfortunately…read moredon't serve anymore), but am so happy I did! The lady working was so nice and helpful, and the jewelry pieces were unique and beautiful! Mostly coastal themed pieces, but not overly-so. Everything was very reasonably priced. I bought a charm that was on a necklace, and they took off the price of the necklace since I didn't need it. I will definitely be returning here for jewelry and gifts.

Tremendous customer service and fantastic products from this small, female-owned business!…read more I'm from LA, but discovered this shop when I was in town on a dive trip and I took a couple small gifts home with me and have since ordered online from them over the years and despite the passage of time, the quality of both the product and customer service has never wavered. I know they also offer candle making classes that seem to be very popular, as well as, sprays, paintings and other gift giving goods. If you have an upcoming birthday or holiday, you'll never go wrong ordering gifts from Sea Oats.

When I returned to Beaufort, NC, I knew that the Beaufort Visitor's Center would be my first stop…read more I bought a ticket for the Double Decker bus tour as that seemed like the best way to get better oriented. Seating on the bus is either on the lower level or the top level and it is possible to switch if it gets too hot up top with the sun. It is a 1967 bus. A tour guide narrates as we went along discussing Beaufort's culture and history. The tour covers a lot of areas and the bus driver did an awesome job of getting us into tight spaces. I was fascinated about the spy Emilene Pigott who was a spy for the Confederates during the Civil War. She hid items in her hoop skirts. She even ate documents so they wouldn't be found. The Josiah Bell house was a Victorian styled house built in 1825. The Leffers cottage was built in 1778 and is an example of a story and a jump. It had a demonstration of weaving. I also got to visit the Courthouse which is where people came to be entertained. It was built in 1796 and is wood framed. I saw the Old Jail where one person was hung. It has 28 inch walls and was a home as well as a jail. The building was built in 1829. It has a pillory outside. The Apothecary Shop and Doctor's Office, was built in 1859 and has various items sold in the shop and the doctor artifacts. The bus tour and the historic sights are must sees while in Beaufort.

This center is on a side street, so don't miss it! They are…read morevery knowledgeable about the area and can give you directions and advise. Very nice staff, very helpful. Clean bathrooms that are open to the public, which is a welcome treat when walking around for hours. You can put on some costumes and take pictures, add to the weaving or shop in the small gift shop. The outside houses several old buildings which all have a great history. A nice, clean place to go when you are new to the area and need some direction on what to do and see!

Regarding Mr. Victor's review, I actually remember this particular evening quite well. I had…read moreentered the store a few moments before Mr. Victor and his family. The sales clerk said exactly and kindly, "Hi, how are you?" My response was well and yourself? She responded, "Good, just letting you know we close in 10 minutes, but please feel free to look around." I did not find this rude at all. Afterward, Mr. Victor and his family came in. The sales clerk said the same thing, kindly, and his wife seemed to not have an issue with this, seeing as she responded "Okay, thank you," with a smile. After that, Mr. Victor's response was, "That's a pleasant way to greet us, I'm not spending a dime in this store." and he stormed out of the store. His family remained to browse and apologized to the sales clerk for how rude their father/husband was when she was so friendly and did not do anything wrong. I worked in retail many years ago, and for one know you cannot simply lock a door to close. You have to count change, restock, clean, etc. You're not able to do this with customers still browsing. I've been coming to DeeGee's since it was across the street at Ruddy Duck's. They have an excellent selection of books and gifts. I have ALWAYS found the staff so friendly and helpful. DeeGee's is a must stop for anyone visiting Morehead City!

Dee Gee's is a wonderful store that has a long history in Morehead. It is full of beautiful…read moreitems--apparel, decor, and a great collection of books, many by local authors. You can tell the gifts are high quality and the store is put together very nicely. Be sure to go upstairs to visit the kids' section and the room full of books.

Amazing - I drooled over everything in this place. I am actually hesitant to share it with you all…read morebecause I want it all to myself! You will find many many items to lust over - serving dishes, wine stoppers, picture frames, etc, all in the coolest beach motifs... you will fall in love.

You would expect when in a tourist beach town to have your fair share of t-shirt/beach supply shops…read moreand when you enter Atlantic Beach they are there but mercifully everything is very understated. When in OBX it seems like there is a Wings-Super Wings-Bingo Wings-Wing Dings-Boneless Wing at every mile marker or right across the road from each other but not here. When you cross the causeway you've got two Wings maybe one other place and Pacific Superstore almost right on top of each other. It of course is obvious that all of these stores are all selling the same things. The variety and pricing differences are very minimal. My daughters insisted on visiting all four back to back and overall they liked Pacific the most. They had decent sale pricing on bracelets and anklets which they both liked and enough hoodie choices to last a lifetime. Yeah, I still hate places like this but to the people that were actually shopping here they got what they wanted and the prices weren't killer. I'll take it.

need to update what time they open on google. it said they open at 8 am, i went up there and they…read morewere closed.