The Outer Banks of North Carolina have an unmistakable allure; for many people it’s not too much of a hassle to get there, and once you arrive you feel a million miles away. Maybe it’s the starkly different landscape, the presence of the ocean or the wild ponies, but there’s definitely something magical about this popular vacation destination. For a better understanding of this unique phenomenon, take a closer look at one of the Outer Banks’ r more…
Although the Outer Banks are a wildly distinct destination that are known for many things, one of the most off putting may be the maddening crowds that flock here in the summer. If you still crave a fair amount of sanity and serenity but cannot let a single summer can pass by without a journey to this spectacular strip of history and adventure, then Duck, North Carolina may just be the right place for you.
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Although the quiet, peaceful, and downright charming Outer Banks of 20 years ago has been transformed into an overly developed, extremely popular vacation destination, you can still find little pieces of the old life in the small town of Duck. Away from the popular tourist sights and still offering sparkling, pristine sands along the Atlantic, there is no better place to kick back and enjoy the breathtaking views than in one of the fine vacati more…
The barrier islands of North Carolina are called the Outer Banks. They consist of the following communities: Duck Cove, Southern Shores, Kill Devil Hills, Nag Head, Oregon Inlet, Rodanthe, Waves, Salvo, Buxton, Hatteras Village, Frisco and Ocracoke
North Carolina’s Outer Banks are a popular tourist destination due to the rich historical attractions, the miles of pristine beaches, and the abundant natural areas that are ripe for exploration. The string of narrow barrier islands that comprise the Outer Banks are the perfect place for your next vacation if you want to take in America’s early history or spread out on a sandy beach while letting any stress you brought with you melt away. Make more…
