Things to Do in the Outer Banks

100-plus miles of barrier-island coastline. Five historic lighthouses. Eleven miles of private 4x4 beach. Roughly 120 wild Colonial Spanish mustangs.

Roughly 120 Colonial Spanish mustangs roam freely along the 4x4 beach north of Corolla. Spot them at dawn, grazing in the dunes, or trotting past your estate deck.

The Wild Horses of Corolla

Daily Tours

Guided Wild-Horse Tours

Dawn and Dusk

Best Viewing Times

4x4 Beach Only

Eleven Miles of Wild Coast

On the Water

From First Paddle to Open-Ocean Thrills

From the world's first flight to America's oldest outdoor drama, the OBX is layered with genuine history.

History and Culture

Kill Devil Hills

Wright Brothers Memorial

Manteo

The Lost Colony

Historic Corolla

Whalehead Club

From Corolla south to Ocracoke. Make a two-day trail of all five, or spend an afternoon on just one.

Visit All Five Lighthouses

Corolla, Closest to Our Estates

Currituck Beach

Nags Head, Built 1872

Bodie Island

Hatteras Island, Tallest in the USA

Cape Hatteras

Ocracoke Island, Oldest in NC

Ocracoke

Cape Lookout, Diamond Pattern

Cape Lookout

Pulled from local waters in the morning, on your plate by lunch. Blue crab season peaks June through September.

Fresh Local Seafood

Duck

Blue Point

Nags Head

Owen's Restaurant

Wanchese

Fisherman's Wharf

OBX by Season

Summer

June through August

Summer

Fall

September through November

Fall

Spring

March through May

Spring

Winter

December through February

Winter

From the tallest dunes on the East Coast to Duck's waterfront boardwalk, there is always somewhere worth going.

Outdoors and Shopping

Nags Head

Jockey's Ridge

Duck

Duck Village Waterfront

Corolla

Corolla Light Town Center

Experience OBX from a Private Oceanfront Estate

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