'Welcome to the Outer Banks of North Carolina'

Welcome to the Outer Banks of North Carolina

By OBX at 08/23/07 22:56

Since 1587, people have been drawn to our undisturbed beauty. More than 420 years later, visitors still marvel at the quiet sanctuary that lies before them as the historical imprints our many visitors have left behind. The Outer Banks of North Carolina mixes the past and the present into a well-kept balance of solitude and activity that is ideal for all ages and spirits. It’s easy to find us along the North Carolina coast. The Outer Banks is a string of sandy barrier island more than 130 miles long that bow out into the Atlantic Ocean and cup the shoreline. Our islands are filled with watery hideaways where wildlife takes refuge and nature lovers delight, quiet beaches for sport or peace, and history that dates back to America’s beginnings. As you will see, The Outer Banks is a destination sure to delight you with its variety of adventure, art, dinning, and history and beach fun in the towns of Duck, Corolla, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head, and Roanoke Island to the undeveloped shores of Hatteras Island. September and October are the nicest months to visit due to sunny skies, warm (but not hot) temperatures and low humidity.

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The coastal location of The Outer Banks makes it a virtual playground for adventures. You can take part in bird-watching, golf, hang gliding, hiking, windsurfing and fishing in the best angling waters in the world. And when it's time for a break, few places offer the rare kind of solitude found at our pristine beaches and wildlife areas. As you can see The Outer Banks offers the kind of variety perfect for anyone. We will be delighted to help you plan your visit to The Outer Banks. Just email us at information@outerbanks.org or call us toll free at 877-629-4386 . Thank you for taking a closer look at our wonderful islands.

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