No trip to the Outer Banks is complete without a visit to the Wright Brothers Memorial! Located in the town of Kill Devil Hills, NC, this towering granite monument stands tall to honor the Wright Brothers as the first pioneers of aviation. Visitors come from near and far to view the monument, browse the interactive […]
Whether you’re planning a spring break vacation to the beach with the kids or simply trying to take advantage of shoulder season deals, rest assured that you’ll find amazing things to do on the Outer Banks in April! Maybe you see yourself attending an exciting annual event. Perhaps you’d prefer exploring the coastline and looking
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No vacation on the Outer Banks is complete without a visit to the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Beautiful beacons adorn the OBX coast, and the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse is one of this coastal community’s historic treasures. The notable black and white candy-cane stripes set this magnificent architectural feat apart from all the rest! Admire the
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Adorning the East Coast, lighthouses serve not only as a beacon of light but a beacon of hope for sailors and maritime pilots. The Ocracoke Lighthouse on the Cape Hatteras National Seashore makes for a great addition to your beach vacation itinerary! Plan a day trip to Ocracoke Island and spend your time hiking or
If you find yourself pondering the wonders of the ocean and what lies beneath the waves of the Atlantic, then you should spend a day at the North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island! Familiarize yourself with various species of sea creatures from moray eels and sea turtles to stingrays and sharks. Admire vibrant schools as
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Fans of maritime history enjoy the many exhibits that the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum has to offer. Peruse remnants of shipwrecks, wartime artifacts, and pirate displays. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the Outer Banks. Admire models of famous vessels and read about renowned raiders. You may be an avid fisher, history buff,
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Get in touch with your American roots and celebrate Appalachia’s favorite genre at the Outer Banks Bluegrass Island Festival. Are you a big fan of artists like Earl Scruggs, Lester Flatt, and Doc Watson? Celebrate alongside talented musicians as they honor their heroes through song. Swing along to wailing banjos, walking bass lines, and an
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