Life on a sandbar

Life on a sandbar

The Outer Banks is a unique place. The strip of islands called barrier islands is situated along the Atlantic Ocean and provides protection to the North Carolina mainland. The coastline is constantly changing from storms, waves, and winds.

 

Home to the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, this national treasure stretches 70 miles along the islands and provides countless free recreational opportunities. It is also home to nearly 3,000,000 visitors per year. Visitors enjoy fishing, water sports, history, wildlife, and beach driving, just to name a few.

Offering something for everyone, you can find quiet towns and escape the everyday hustle of life. You can find vibrant seaside towns offering endless businesses and activities. With the chain of islands stretching 200 miles, each town has its own unique identity. The islands are absent of sky scrapping motels and commercialized beaches. I personally describe it as sitting at the edge of heaven.

 

Here you will find your personal treasure. Our family has spent countless years exploring the islands. We’ve visited several times a year through all of the seasons. With our services, we will steer you to all the places that fit your specific interests.

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