
If you get excited at the thought of being surrounded by animals, the Outer Banks will become your new favorite vacation spot. Home to a vast range of unique wildlife, this region features lots of protected and unspoiled land that encourages growth in animal populations.
Corolla Wild Horses: An Outer Banks Treasure

Summer has settled over the Outer Banks and a little past where the paved road ends in Corolla, the heat of the day is settling in. It promises to be a great beach day, warm temperatures, the ocean cool—but not too cold, and the surf rolling in with one and two foot waves. Families are on the beach enjoying the day…and not just human families. A stallion and his harem—three mares and a colt—are playing in the surf. No one is quite sure why the Corolla Wild Horses seem to enjoy the surf so much, but the most reasonable explanation is for the same reason that people enjoy the beach—it’s a great way to cool off.
Sunset from the Pier: Memory Monday December 28, 2014.
Sunset from the pier
This week’s Memory Monday Photo submission comes to us from Sanda Rocca of Bridgewater, Pennsylvania who stayed with Outer Banks Blue this past September in Nags Head in the vacation rental property “Shore-N-Dipity.”
Corolla Vacation Shots: Memory Monday November 3, 2014.
Corolla Vacation Shots
This week’s Memory Monday photo submission comes to us from Bobbie Silber of Levittown, Pennsylvania who stayed with Outer Banks Blue in the property “Aurora” in Corolla Light.