Category: Outer Banks Vacation Tips

For more than 80 years Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge has been a sanctuary for birds, sea turtles, and other animals. In fall and winter, Pea Island becomes a temporary home for hundreds of species of migratory birds — now undisturbed by humans as they rest for days (or months) on their journey.

The Duck Jazz Festival is an annual event hosted by the Town of Duck in early October, on Columbus Day weekend. This year, come on by the Duck Town Park on October 12 – 13 for a musical event like no other!

Fall is such a fun time to be on the beach! The crowds are smaller, the vibe is cozier, and the decorations are spookier? Here is our list of ways to celebrate Halloween in OBX!

Curious about the Outer Banks islands? You're not alone. The Outer Banks, as a whole, stretch across 130 miles along the North Carolina coast. However, each island has its own personality. Here's an overview to share a few insights that will allow you to choose the best spots for your Outer

As the summer winds down, there’s no better place to celebrate Labor Day weekend than the Outer Banks of North Carolina. With gorgeous beaches, charming towns and endless outdoor activities, the OBX is the perfect destination for your end of summer beach getaway. Check out these vacation rentals with Labor Day availability for your Outer Banks adventure!

Remember the old scouting motto, "Be prepared"? It comes in handy when you're planning your Outer Banks family getaway. After all, the better equipped you are, the more you'll minimize inconvenience and maximize your fun.No, you won't have to knock yourself out prepping for your vacation. But

For the Outer Banks, with its reputation of soft sand and beautiful beaches, there is an obvious question. "Which Outer Banks Beach Is The Best Beach?" Obvious question—yes. Obvious answer—no. The best beach isn't just a set of scientific criteria.

A Girl Time Escape to the Outer BanksWhether it's you and your daughters, multiple generations, or multiple families sharing a vacation property for the week, the Outer Banks is the perfect spot for the girls to relax and create memories together. Here are a few ideas to help you plan your special

The Outer Banks is one of the most enjoyable, dog-friendly vacation destinations. There are plenty of parks, trails, and of course the beach. What many people don't realize is there is also a delightful selection of dog friendly restaurants to choose from. That way you don't have to leave your

Celebrate July 4th in the Outer Banks with parades, fireworks, runs, and historic tours across the Northern Beaches. With delicious food from local vendors and fun for all ages, make this Independence Day unforgettable!