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The Outer Banks of North Carolina is a two hundred mile (320km) span of barrier islands that stretch along the Atlantic Ocean. Dotting this entire expanse are unique towns which each offer their own distinct vacation experience. With so many to choose from how will you decide which Outer Banks town is right for your next OBX vacation?
We have put together a little about each town here, but our friendly staff is also on hand to help you choose the vacation destination that is right for you. So with out further ado, here are the towns that we know and love running from north to south.
Carova Beach, the most northern tip of the Outer Banks, is where the wild horses roam and is only accessible with a four wheel drive vehicle. There are no paved roads here. Read more…
Corolla is located along the northern stretch of the Outer Banks and home to the Currituck Lighthouse. Here you’ll find many vacation friendly subdivisions such as Villages at Ocean Hill, Ocean Hill, Corolla Village, Corolla Light, Whalehead Beach, Monteray Shores, The Currituck Club and Ocean Sands, each with their own amenities and features. Read more…
Duck is a quaint little ‘village’ with unique waterfront shops and is very friendly to bikers and pedestrians, with paved paths through town. Read more…
Southern Shores is a small community located between Duck and Kitty Hawk. You will find the beaches here are a little less crowded, as most of this town is home to local residents. Public crosswalks at the traffic lights make it convenient to get to the beach and neighborhood parks make it a family favorite. Read more…
Kitty Hawk is not only home to the Kitty Dunes Rentals main office, but it was once home to the Wright Brothers too. This five mile stretch of the Outer Banks offers 12 pubic beach accesses, lots of shopping and great restaurants too. Read more…
Kill Devil Hills, the heart of the Outer Banks, offers a fishing pier, as well as a variety of shops and restaurants. You won’t want to miss out on its famous landmark, The Wright Brothers Memorial. Read more…
Colington Island is located just 5 miles from the beach, and boasts a sound front beach, an Olympic-sized community pool and tennis courts. This island is a favorite to boating enthusiasts. Read more…
Nags Head is truly a recreational paradise for those who love the great outdoors. This town boasts over 40 beach accesses, 3 fishing piers, surf & kite boarding lessons, parasailing and great accommodations from condos to luxury homes. Read more…
South Nags Head, located on the southern end of Nags Head, this town offers the peace and tranquility of a quiet residential neighborhood with large and small vacation home accommodations while still being close enough to Nags Head for all your recreational fun.
Come discover this great island, one town at a time!
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