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Costumes, ghouls, beer, and a little run through the OBX – if this fits your idea of a cool Halloween celebration, then you’ll want to join in the fun of the “The Beer Witch Project,” which is a one-mile beer run that’s hosted by the Outer Banks Brewing Station in the heart of the central Outer Banks.

The event is limited to 100 participants, and is an adult 21 and over event that will include a competitive race to the finish with stops for beer along the way. The entry fee includes a free long sleeve t-shirt for all participants who compete in the race. Awards are given to the fastest male and female finishers overall, and visitors are encouraged to wear their finest Halloween costumes, as additional awards will be given for the scariest and most creative costumes. A legendary backyard party will follow the event, and admission to the party is included with the registration fee as well. Fun for all ages, this Halloween celebration is a great way to run, drink, and have a ball while enjoying the cool and coastal surroundings of the Outer Banks.

Family Water Adventures

Family Water Adventures

Shelling, Snorkeling, Paddle Boarding, Eco Tours & Light Fishing. Guided family adventure trips on Hatteras Island, NC. We take your group to multiple tidal islands along the Cape Hatteras seaside. These islands are constantly changing and providing us with an abundant amount of shells , fish and sealife to see. We offer an array of adventures. We love to snorkel, clam, take a tour around the old village creeks. We take the kiddos on a hermit crab adventure and take you to find some sea glass. If you've wanted to find your very own shark tooth, we even have a spot to look for those. If you like bird watching, you will be astounded at the variety of birds we can observe, often up close. We can do some fishing, along with just enjoying the luxurious views. No crowds, set itinerary, or chaos. Just your ultimate escape aboard one of our inshore vessels.