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There are three types of men in this world.
Those who learn by reading,
Those who learn by observation,
The rest just have to pee on the electric fence.
-Will Rogers
ok, well, as far as that was a helpful answer, your in luck, you'll be able to do all your diving underwater.
however, if your into shore diving, your out of luck, unless the only thing you want to look at is miles of sand.
hope your not into reefs, cause their aren't any.
hope your into long boat rides to shipwrecks, cause thats all there is in NC.
and bring your wetsuit.
the reason i asked what kind of diving you like is because there are a lot of people in NC who will not dive in NC because it's all boat diving (2 to 3 hours to the dive sites), the weather is often a problem (hurricane season June to October), conditions are often rough (3-5 foot seas are common), the sites are wrecks (?? experiance level ??), and wetsuits are recommended (some people don't dive unless water temp is in the 80s).
Otherwise, Lejune is in a good spot, your an hour from Morehead City on one side, and Wrightsville Beach on the other, both have charters going out all week long.