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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 Banks vacation.
Memory Monday 10/28/31
Summer Memories
This week’s Memory Monday photo submission comes to us from Diane Lepley of Wooster, Ohio who stayed with Outer Banks Blue this past July in Duck in the property “Easy Livin’.“
Memory Monday 8/26/13
Look At My New Pet Mom!
This week’s Memory Monday Photo submission comes to us from Chris Weidenhammer of Camp Hill, Pennsylvania who stayed with Outer Banks Blue this past June in the property “Coastal Comfort” in the Whalehead Beach area of Corolla.
Wright Memorial Bridge To Close for 8 Months
It was announced this week that access to and from the Outer Banks will be more difficult this winter.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation announced in a press release this week one of the two bridges that serves as the main connection to the Outer Banks will be closed for a period of 8 months beginning in Mid-September of this year and continuing until Mid-May of 2014.| Traffic headed onto the Outer Banks on the W.M. Bridge |
| The Bridge on the Left will be closed for 8 months |
OBX July 4th 2013 Firework & Parade Information
The Outer Banks is the place to be this July 4th! The morning begins with an exciting parade in the heart of Duck, NC. Get there early, park, and walk to get a Duck Donut and have your beach buckets ready for candy & goodies! If you are staying in Duck, just pack up the stroller or wagon and make your way to the perfect spot for your family! The parade is followed by a day of celebration together with live music and refreshments.
Memory Monday 4/29/13
Memory Monday 4/29/13
Lazy OBX Morning
This week’s Memory Monday Photo submission comes to us from Mark Bridge, of East Pittsburgh, PA who stayed with Outer Banks Blue this past fall in the property “Long Distance Voyager II.” We love Mark’s picture showing a foggy early morning scene taken off of the back deck of this property.
Leave your mark on the Outer Banks this year!
Families have been traveling for vacations on the Outer Banks for over 100 years!
For many years, the Outer Banks has been a hot spot for historic travel because of the battles fought on the sand, the challenges won in the air, and the memories made beyond the dunes. When you are counting down and awaiting your next steps on the sand, make sure to take photos and share your memories with the rest of the world! It is amazing to think of how much progress was made in such a small area in the past 100 years as far as technology and vacation luxuries go, imagine what might change in the next 100 years?
Memory Monday 3/18/13
Fishin’ on the Outer Banks
This week’s Memory Monday photo submission comes to us from Holly Miller of Hanover, Pennsylvania who stayed with Outer Banks Blue last September in the property “Rum Runner” in Southern Shores. “Rum Runner” is right beside the Kitty Hawk Fishing Pier, and these photos prove you don’t have to go out on the pier to catch great fish on the Outer Banks.
Memory Monday 2/18/13
Surf’s Up!
This week’s Memory Monday photo comes to us from Susan Roy of Great Falls, Virginia who stayed with Outer Banks Blue this past September in the property “Our Sand Castle” in Corolla. Susan is pictured here at the Whalehead Club soundfront basin on a stand up surfboard also known as a paddle board.
Memory Monday 2/11/13
This week’s Memory Monday Photo submission comes to us from Jenny Harsin of Salisbury, Maryland who stayed with Outer Banks Blue Realty Services this past August in the property “Long Time Coming II” in the Ocean Lakes area of Corolla.
