The Outer Banks is comprised of more water than land, as the fragile strips of terrain that make up these North Carolina barrier islands are bordered on all sides by deep blue major bodies of water.
Take a day trip or an afternoon off the beach to explore the heart of Historic Corolla Park, and you’ll find one of the Outer Banks’ newest and most noteworthy attractions, the Currituck Maritime Museum.
When it comes to gorgeous beaches and laid-back charm, Ocracoke Island is often considered the gem of the Outer Banks. Accessible only by boat, this small island has been separated from the rest of the world for centuries, and as a result, has one...
Experience the true Outer Banks how it was meant to be, in this classic oceanfront cottage located in South Nags Head. Port O’Call I offers a direct walkway to the beach along with a rooftop sundeck and private hot tub overlooking the ocean. Clean...
- Nags Head
- 5 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
