Category: Outer Banks Vacation Tips

Whether you are traveling with your own clan, a group of friends, or other families, road tripping as a group has perks. One of the biggest advantages of family travel is congregating in one of those spacious, gorgeous, oceanfront Outer Banks rental houses you've always admired. However, this type of arrangement does require some finesse. Here are our top 10 tips for making family and group travel to the Outer Banks easier.

Planning a trip to the Outer Banks? Avoiding traffic during peak season can be a challenge, but with a few smart tips, you can save time and make your journey much more enjoyable. From adjusting your check-in day to choosing alternative routes, we’ve gathered some of the best advice to help you beat the crowds and make the most of your vacation. Here are some helpful strategies to ensure you get to the Outer Banks with less hassle and more fun!

If adventure is something you crave then the Outer Banks has a lot to offer you. With the Outer Banks being the site for the first flight it is no surprise that we have become a destination for those who love an adrenaline rush. There's nothing like combining the beauty of the Outer Banks with a heart racing activity to create the perfect Outer Banks adventure.

Maybe it's the popcorn—the glorious, wonderful aroma of fresh popped popcorn that fills the air in the lobby of the Pioneer Theater in Manteo. The Creef family who owns the theater has always popped their own popcorn right there at the concession stand and it is much a memory of the theater as...

Occupying 39 acres in Corolla the Whalehead Club today anchors Currituck Heritage Park. The building, painted a startling shade of yellow, is considered an outstanding example of Art Nouveau-style of architecture and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. However, neither the beauty of the grounds and building nor a tour of the home—highly recommended—tell the full story of the Whalehead Club.

The gentle ocean breezes and breathtaking views of the Outer Banks are calling to you! Check out these incredible oceanfront vacation rentals with great views for your next trip to OBX.

For more than 80 years Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge has been a sanctuary for birds, sea turtles, and other animals. In fall and winter, Pea Island becomes a temporary home for hundreds of species of migratory birds — now undisturbed by humans as they rest for days (or months) on their journey.

The Duck Jazz Festival is an annual event hosted by the Town of Duck in early October, on Columbus Day weekend. This year, come on by the Duck Town Park on October 12 – 13 for a musical event like no other!

Fall is such a fun time to be on the beach! The crowds are smaller, the vibe is cozier, and the decorations are spookier? Here is our list of ways to celebrate Halloween in OBX!

Curious about the Outer Banks islands? You're not alone. The Outer Banks, as a whole, stretch across 130 miles along the North Carolina coast. However, each island has its own personality. Here's an overview to share a few insights that will allow you to choose the best spots for your Outer