Ever thought about visiting the Outer Banks in January? Although the Outer Banks is a well-known destination for summer vacationers, there is a bustling local community that lives and works here all year long; including the winter months! Dare and Currituck Counties have thousands of local families who call the OBX home. The month of January may be an unconventional time to visit the OBX but, honestly? It’s a great...
Think Outside The Box When describing the Outer Banks as a family destination, the immediate thought is “Let’s hit the beach!” While the beach is at the top of everyone’s to-do list, there are a bunch of different activities that can be done outside on the OBX too! Plus, a lot of those activities are family-friendly, meaning everyone from the smallest of vacationers to the young at heart can partake...
Finding free things to do on the Outer Banks is easy! We’ve got some top ideas right here. You don’t have to spend a fortune entertaining your friends and family during your Outer Banks vacation. One of the many great things about the Outer Banks is how many free activities there are to enjoy. It’s easy to entertain your family with free OBX activities. We’ve come up with a list...
What could be better for spring break on the Outer Banks? There’s no doubt that everyone is ready for the warmth and brightness of spring. With spring break around the corner, now is the time to start planning your trip! With the average temperature on the Outer Banks ranging from 65º during the day and around 50º at night during March and April, you can get out and explore all...
During the summer, we know you come to the OBX to enjoy the sun, sand, and surf! However, sometimes you get burnt out by all that beach time (metaphorically and literally). Other times, you might choose to visit the Outer Banks when it’s too chilly to have a full-out beach day. A lot of people that visit the Outer Banks year after year don’t realize there’s so much more to...
If you didn’t know, the Outer Banks has a deep and rich history. The OBX, more specifically Manteo, has a significant role in the start of America. Manteo is home to the Lost Colony; the colony that came here from England in 1587 and mysteriously disappeared. The history that is little known is about the colony before the lost colony; the colony of 1585 which was strictly a military settlement....
After a hot, busy summer, some of us are longing for a cooler, simpler season… fall. Everyone looks forward to the first day of fall. It’s the first day where you can pull out your boots, scarfs, and flannel shirts, and begin stocking your home with all the pumpkin flavored items your heart desires. Even though summer gets all the glory on the Outer Banks, fall is a hidden secret...
Known as the oldest official town on the Outer Banks, Kill Devil Hills (commonly abbreviated as KDH) is bordered by numerous attractions, dining options, and activities! We’ve got the perfect guide for you to spend 24 Hours in Kill Devil Hills! EAT + DRINK For Breakfast… Henry’s is probably one of the best breakfast spot on the OBX in general. Serving breakfast until 1:00, Henry’s features breakfast platters, eggs Benedict,...
Hatteras Island; now better than ever with the new Marc Basnight Bridgeis full of plenty to do! If you only have a day to spend on this magical little strip of sand, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with our 24 Hours on Hatteras Island Guide! EAT + DRINK For breakfast… Grab something on the go so you can get out and explore everything beautiful about Hatteras Island. Orange Blossom...
The epicenter of the Outer Banks, Nags Head is full of charm, history, yummy food, and plenty to do! Check out our 24 Hours in Nags Head guide and see how to make the most of your time in this OBX beach town. EAT + DRINK Nags Head Breakfast… If you are looking for a quick and easy on the go breakfast, you should go to Waveriders! Waveriders is a...
