Outer Banks, North Carolina

Things to Do in the Outer Banks

  • Watch the sunset at Jockey’s Ridge –
    This 426-acre park has the largest natural living sand dune on the East Coast. Two self-guided trails and nature programs are available year-round. Hang gliding, kite flying, hiking, a visitor’s center, a small gift shop, museum, picnic facilities and restrooms are all on site at this wonderful attraction.
  • Fly a replica of the Wright Brothers plane at the National Memorial –
    Well, almost. Visit the site of the world’s first controlled powered flight on December 17, 1903. The visitor center features full-scale reproductions of the Wright’s 1903 Powered Flyer.  You can snap a photo of yourself in the plane. A pavilion boasts special exhibits, which includes a replica of the 1902 Wright Glider.
  • Climb the tallest brick lighthouse in America at Cape Hatteras –
    The iconic black and white spiral landmark has served as a warning to generations of mariners navigating the Diamond Shoals. It was officially completed & lit in December 1870.  Climb to the top for amazing views and some memorable photos!
  • Visit a replica of the Elizabeth II – 
    Experience what life at sea was like aboard Elizabeth II.  Those crossing the Atlantic aboard this famous ship would be the first English to attempt colonization in the new world.
  • The Lost Colony Outdoor Drama –
    A group of 117 weary men, women and children waded ashore on Roanoke Island in July 1587 to establish the first permanent settlement of its kind in the Americas. One of the settlers, John White, departed for England promising to return with more supplies. Three years later, John White returned to find the settlement deserted. The 117 pioneers had vanished and their fate remains unknown to this day.
  • Relax on pristine beaches – 
    The wild and natural beaches of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore tend to catch people by surprise; no one expects that you could drive for 20 to 30 minutes at a time down a two-lane coastal highway and see only rolling sand dunes, sea oats and a menagerie of wildlife.  As one of the best places to just kick back and relax, be sure to take in the beach, ocean, sun and more during your visit to the Outer Banks, it is the perfect place to recharge your batteries!

Properties


Oyster Pointe

700 West 1st Street
Kill Devil HillsNorth Carolina

Oyster Pointe is conveniently located just five miles from the beach! On-site, guests will enjoy the outdoor swimming pool and tennis court.


Pirates Cove

ManteoNorth Carolina

Nestled between Manteo and Nags Head this charming resort is just minutes away from the gorgeous beaches of the Outer Banks!


Sandpiper Cay

Sandpiper Cay
Kitty HawkNorth Carolina

From Sandpiper Cay you can walk to restaurants and shopping, tee off at one of several golf courses within 10 miles or, within an hour’s drive, go horseback riding.


Shallowbag Bay Club

ManteoNorth Carolina

In the tranquil waterfront North Carolina town of Manteo, life moves at a slower pace. Visitors will be charmed by the old-fashioned downtown area as well as the many family activities nearby.


The Banks

2009 Wrightsville Avenue
Kill Devil HillsNorth Carolina

Calm serenity is the order of the day at your vacation home at The Banks. Everything about your surroundings will encourage you to relax and spend your days leisurely recharging.


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Things to Do in the Outer Banks
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With multiple locations in Outer Banks you can be closer or further away from the action! Learn more about what there is to do around Outer Banks.
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