A good cup of coffee can make a beautiful Outer Banks morning even better. Fortunately, there’s no shortage of options up and down the OBX coastline, from local roasters and espresso bars to classic cafes serving pastries and breakfast sandwiches. No matter where you’re staying, these Outer Banks coffee shops make it easy to start your day right.
There are a few things you can pretty much count on with any trip to the Outer Banks: plenty of time on the beach, incredible seafood, and the inevitable urge to bring something back home at the end of your trip. Whether you’re in search of a new outfit, a gift for someone special, or a keepsake that actually reminds you of your trip, here are some of the best spots for shopping in the OBX.
September and October bring an entirely different pace to the Outer Banks with less tourist traffic and a peaceful, natural feel along the waterfront. If you’ve only ever visited in the summer, visiting in the fall can feel like unlocking an additional layer to this stunning stretch of coastline.
The Outer Banks offer some of the most incredible beaches you’ll find anywhere on the East Coast. Whether you want to float in a gentle surf, watch wild horses grazing along the dunes, or explore some of the region’s historic piers, choosing the right beach for you is the key to planning your ideal coastal getaway. Follow along in this guide as we take a closer look at some of our favorite OBX beaches.
With miles of wide, sandy beaches and endless family-friendly fun everywhere you look, tackling the Outer Banks with kids is one of the easiest ways to ensure everybody enjoys their trip. To help you map out your itinerary and show how this strip of coastline is a perfect fit for families, we’ve put together the best things to do in the OBX with kids.
