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First, plan for late spring or early fall. The crowds thin out, the humidity drops, and you can actually find parking near the beach. Summer in the South is gorgeous, but it’s also a sauna—and the show’s gauzy filters won’t protect you from real-life sweat.

Second, do a self-guided tour. Download a map of filming locations from local tourism sites (the Wilmington & Cape Fear Coast tourism board is a goldmine). Start at the Southport Marina, walk the boardwalk, and then drive over the bridge to the beach house for a quick look. Respect the residents—take photos from the street, not the driveway.

Third, pack for layers and spontaneity. The coast has unpredictable weather; one moment it’s scorching, the next a cool breeze rolls in. Also, bring a notebook. The light here is so good you’ll want to write something, even if it’s just a grocery list by the sea.

Fun Little Facts to Sound Like an Insider

The show’s creator, Jenny Han, specifically chose North Carolina because it felt like “the default setting of summer” from her own childhood. She grew up in nearby Virginia. And the famous “Infinity” necklace? It was a custom piece, but you can find knockoffs at almost every souvenir shop in Wilmington—try not to laugh when you see them at gas stations.

Where Is 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' House? All About the Filming

Here’s a secret: the beach scenes at sunset are often filmed backwards. The crew would shoot the golden hour dialogue first, then rewind the blocking for the darker takes to match the fading light. It’s a small Hollywood magic trick that makes the show feel so impossibly dreamy.

Oh, and the classic “twister” game in the living room? That was a real, no-holds-barred game between the cast. Lola Tung (Belly) has said she got so tangled she couldn’t breathe. That’s authentic chaos, folks.