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About Bolivia, NC

Bolivia is the county seat and the location of the County Government Complex and Courthouse. Located on the Carolina coast mid-way between Myrtle Beach and Wilmington, NC Bolivia was named for the colonial port of Brunswick, NC and named for Duchy of Brunswick Lüneburg. The town of Bolivia has a small commercial district with a bank, school, restaurants and convenience stores offering services to the residents in the rural sections of the county.

Home to many amenity communities, Bolivia is the perfect place to call home. Home values vary from the low $100’s to over $900K. Golf, boating and walking trails are the norm here with a mix of rural acreage estates and equestrian farms.
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