The Outer Banks

The Outer Banks, perhaps one of North Carolina's most visited coastal communities, are ninety miles of flawless landscape and effortless beauty. For decades the Outer Banks were remote, with few inhabitants who made their living by the sea; today the islands are a popular tourist spot linked by ferries and bridges. As barrier islands, each side of the islands showcase a vastly different perspective. The west side of the islands help reinforce the solitude of these peaceful beaches with sounds that extend so far it gives the illusion that aside from the land, there is nothing other than stretches of brackish waters. The eastern shores of these islands welcome the pristine Atlantic waters onto their white sandy beaches. Because of the stark difference between the two-sided islands, there are a multitude of choices for vacationers. While some of the villages have a more commercialized feel with lots of shopping, restaurants, and nightlife, other towns seem much more isolated and offer a quieter take of the area. The ability to have both such towns in such a short proximity of each other is what makes the Outer Banks even more appealing, as it truly will satisfy every taste and spur of the moment idea. Because the Ocean and Sound coalesce, as well as the Gulf Stream further out in the Atlantic, the area is a Mecca for windsurfers and fishermen alike. Wind sports truly came to life on North Carolina's Outer Banks, which is why there are so many activities that make use of this natural resource. Kiteboarding, hang gliding and especially windsurfing are enjoyed throughout the year.

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Call 800-843-2033 to check availability and make your reservation today.  The House name is "Moby Duck", Unit #: 192-C.  All major credit cards are accepted for summer rentals. 

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