The Outer Banks of North Carolina has grown to become one of America’s major tourist attractions. With the miles and miles of expansive beaches and the hundreds of shipwrecks, along the coast, the nickname “Graveyard of the Atlantic” has become a popular synonym.
These fragile barrier islands, off the coast of North Carolina, separate the Atlantic Ocean from the mainland of North Carolina. Our stunning beaches, state parks, and shipwreck diving sites attract thousands of visitors year-round. Roanoke Island was the site of England’s first settlement in the New World. An endeavor sponsored by Sir Walter Raleigh.
Historically it is thought that Amerigo Vespucci was most likely the first European explorer to reach these golden islands sometime between 1499 and 1500. From pirates to World War II battles to world-famous hunting lodges to The Wright Brother the Outer Banks has a remarkable history.
Long before the towns of Duck, Corolla and Kitty Hawk were established this area was known as a series of small life-saving stations and lighthouses established by the U.S. Government.
So come and visit our home, your history, and enjoy the beauty so many love and come back to year after year.
Carova Beach
Carova Beach is perfect if you want to slow down on vacation. No paved roads, wide open beaches, and wild horses wandering around make it feel like a completely different side of the Outer Banks.
Corolla
Corolla is easy to love, and we have plenty of properties there! The beaches are perfect for families, and the Currituck Lighthouse is always worth a visit. You'll spy some wild horses here, too, and overall, Corolla is a great spot to travel, especially with family.
Kill Devil Hills
When you stay in Kill Devil Hills, you're right in the middle of everything. The beach access is right there, you have plenty of places to eat, and the Wright Brothers Memorial is nearby, too. You’re never far from whatever you feel like doing!
Duck
Duck has a quiet, small-town feel. You can walk or bike through the village, grab dinner on the sound, and catch some of the best sunsets on the OBX!
Kitty Hawk
Kitty Hawk is classic beach living. Morning sunrises, dolphins cruising by, and local spots for food and coffee make it the perfect place to settle into vacation mode.
Nags Head
Staying in Nags Head gives you a little bit of everything. You’ve got the dunes at Jockey’s Ridge, a long fishing pier, and miles of beach—perfect if you want to mix beach time with getting out and exploring.
South Nags Head
South Nags Head is quieter and less busy, which is exactly why people like it! Enjoy time at the beach, and if you want a nice day trip, Oregon Inlet is close by. It's a great fishing spot, too!
Southern Shores
Southern Shores is a calm section of OBX with a nice neighborhood feel. Private beach access and a central location make it easy to enjoy peaceful days on the water while still being close to Duck and Kitty Hawk.
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