Photo Gallery

The view of Front St. from the Widow's Walk at the Inlet Inn.  Notice the shadow of the Inn on the street.

A view from the Inlet Inn of the Beaufort Town Docks, across Taylor's Creek, and the Rachel Carson Estuarine Reserve.  About 40 wild horses live on the islands of the Reserve.

Another view from the Inn of Taylor's Creek.

One of the Wild Horses you're likely to see, right from your own private waterfront porch.  Bring your camera and some binoculars, for a closer look.

The Inlet Inn has an enormous private parking lot for our guests.  You won't realize how valuable this is until you arrive in Beaufort, and watch other cars drive around town looking for a parking space.

A room at the Inlet Inn, featuring the window seat where you can sip your coffee and look out over the water.

One of our fireplace rooms.  These rooms are very popular during the Fall, Winter and Spring.

The Cape Lookout Light Station, the jewel of the Cape Lookout National Seashore.  Easily accessible by boat from the Beaufort Waterfront.

The Old Burying Ground - Beaufort's famous historic cemetery - Located in the center of the Historic District, this hallowed ground has been used for local burials since approximately 1711.

 Located directly on Front St., overlooking Taylor's Creek, the Carteret Academy is not only one of Beaufort's most striking Historic Landmarks, it also has one of the best views.

 Another one of Beaufort's beautiful homes in the Historic District

The Odd Fellows Lodge - One of the few Historic Structures in Beaufort constructed from bricks.  This Lodge was built by the same masons who built Ft. Macon, the Civil War era Fort built to protect Beaufort.

 One of Beaufort's many Historic churches.