
If you’re dreaming of a different kind of vacation, or a more active vacation, an ecotourism trip to the Outer Banks may be just what you’re looking for. Ecotourism is defined by the World Conservation Union as “environmentally responsible travel to natural areas in order to enjoy and appreciate nature and accompanying cultural features that promote conservation, have low visitor impact, and provide for beneficially active socio-economic involvement of local people.”
Outer Banks Visitor Guide

Heading to the Outer Banks? From our famous beaches to local dining, there’s plenty to see, do, and eat once you arrive. Here’s a sample of the excitement and local fare you can look forward to. See you soon!
Explore Nature’s Best at Outer Banks Parks, Refuges and Preserves

The Outer Banks is one of the most beautiful and scenic geographies in the United States. Enjoying the wonders of nature is one of the best parts of visiting the Outer Banks, and there are plenty of parks, refuges and nature preserves to explore. Some parks are fun for the whole family, and some offer a haven for solitary hikers and serious birdwatchers. Whichever park you set off to discover, take sturdy, comfortable shoes insect repellent, and plenty of water and sunscreen.
Having a Blast On The Outer Banks: Memory MondaySeptember 22, 2014.
Having a Blast On The Outer Banks
This week’s Memory Monday Photo Submission comes to us from a visitor that forgot to give us her name. Sorry we can’t give credit where it is due on the photos this week, but we enjoyed the pictures anyway.
Looking for Things to Do on the Outer Banks? Check Out the Amazing Wildlife
Outer Banks, NC: A Wildlife Wonderland
If you’re an animal lover, there are few places in the country that offer the exceptional variety of wildlife as unique as the Outer Banks of North Carolina. When searching for things to do in this area, don’t neglect a chance to educate and fascinate yourself and your family with up-close encounters.
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