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The Outer Banks of North Carolina offers a welcome relief from crowded cities and overrun vacation spots. In fact, you won’t find any cities on the Outer Banks, just 100+ miles of wide-open shoreline, charming seaside villages , and a mix of towns brimming with personality and fascinating connections to our nation’s history .
Find your way to your favorite Outer Banks activities by air, on land, or cruising the waters. And don't forget to check out a new MUST-SEE in America, the spectacular Basnight Bridge , towering over Oregon Inlet and connecting visitors to Hatteras Island by way of the iconic NC-12 highway.
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Dive into the adventures found in the Outer Banks. Book a charter or go fishing from a pier, play a round of golf, or explore the sand dunes at Jockey's Ridge.
Driving to the Outer Banks? Find information for getting here, including maps, directions from the south, west, and north, distances, and scenic routes.
South of Oregon Inlet, you have Hatteras Island where the Outer Banks is made up of Cape Hatteras National Seashore and a collection of seven villages. It’s a place more wild than any other on the Outer Banks, and it gives you a look at what it was like here centuries ago.
There is never a shortage of fun things to do in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Find excellent events, activities, and things to do on the Outer Banks.
Enjoy where you stay while visiting North Carolina's Outer Banks. Use our helpful resources to find the best hotel or resort to book a room.
If nothing else, you'll learn there simply is no shortage of places to go, attractions to see, or extraordinary experiences to have and remember forever on the Outer Banks. Perhaps you should stay longer.
Aimed at fostering responsible tourism, preserving the natural environment and cultural heritage of the Outer Banks and enhancing safety, The Outer Banks Promise is a voluntary commitment that encourages residents and visitors to do their part to protect this area for future generations.
