Since 1978, Twiddy & Company has been delivering true Southern hospitality while providing guests with a quality Outer Banks vacation experience.

Twiddy & Company has been helping families create vacation memories on the Outer Banks for more than 40 years. We have over 1,000 vacation rentals from the 4x4 beaches to Nags Head. Whether you are looking for a multi-family vacation rental on the oceanfront or a classic beach house, Twiddy & Company has an Outer Banks vacation rental for your group.

Twiddy & Company is here to assist you with planning your OBX beach vacation. We invite you to let us share our unique understanding of this beautiful coastal landscape, which is unlike any other place in the world. We will help you find the vacation rental that best suits your group's style and preferences to make your time on the Outer Banks as relaxing and memorable as possible.

Search our vacation rentals now or contact us at 252-888-2598 (call or text) or rent@twiddy.com.

Twiddy & Company new home with beautiful pool and hot tub

Twiddy & Company - pool with lazy river

Twiddy & Company - beautiful large kitchen

Twiddy & Company - A large oceanfront home with pool

Twiddy & Company - Living room with a view of the ocean

Twiddy & Company’s blog is locally curated by folks that live and work on the Outer Banks. From how to drive on the 4x4 beach, to which restaurant has the best crab cakes, to local event coverage, Twiddy’s blog covers everything Outer Banks. Twiddy’s Outer Banks beach cam shows you the current status of the sand and waves.

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Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station

Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station

The Chicamacomico Lifesaving Station is one of Rodanthe's greatest treasures. This historical lifesaving station has been a popular attraction for Hatteras Island visitors for decades, and stands on the very edge of the small town of Rodanthe. Over the years, this station has been battered by hurricanes, ocean and soundside flooding, and ferocious gusts of winds, and yet it is still standing, and serves as a proud reminder of Hatteras Island and the Outer Banks' rich lifesaving history.