Nearly all my adult life, I’ve heard wonderful things about the Outer Banks. Its beaches, its lighthouses, its outdoor activities all have been described in gushing detail by friends, family, and…
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There are a lot of ways to approach a girls weekend. You can hit the city for an urban party vibe or hop on a plane for somewhere far away. Those are fun options, of course, but a weekend away in the…
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When people recommend “shopping” in the Outer Banks, often they’ll lead you to beach chairs, coolers, and sunscreen. There’s a lot more style hiding in between the bungalows and bodegas, though. A…
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For decades, the Outer Banks of North Carolina (or OBX for short) have been famous for their seafood. Which makes sense. They’re situated in the ocean, after all, on the very edge of the Atlantic…
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On a map, The Outer Banks (OBX) resembles two connecting magical coral wands extending into the waters of the Atlantic, casting a spell over every visitor to these sandswept beaches and charming…
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With over 100 miles of beach, you will find many paths, avenues, boardwalks, and roads to explore by bike. Starting in our northernmost town Duck, reaching south to the villages on Hatteras Island…
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The Outer Banks of North Carolina — a chain of beach-lined barrier islands stretching for over 100 miles — might as well be called the “Adventure Capital of the Atlantic.” It’s here that high sand…
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Stretching 200 miles across four barrier islands that separate mainland North Carolina from the Atlantic Ocean, the Outer Banks (also known as OBX) offers a diversity of landscapes, from pristine…
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By Bill Kamenjar in partnership with the Outer Banks Visitors Bureau. Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head. Throw a Duck into the mix and you have about as fascinating a foursome of names as…
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By Charles McCool in partnership with the Outer Banks Visitors Bureau The OBX quickly becomes part of your household lingo if you make a move to the mid-Atlantic or grow up on the East Coast. When…
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