Articles
Twilight Time
What time of day do you associate with the Outer Banks? Maybe you’ve never thought about it before, but as you do now you might envision a bright, sunny afternoon on the beach. Or, if you’re one of those early birds, perhaps your go-to scene is the sun rising on the horizon of the Atlantic, pulling up pinks and orange... Read More
A Piece of Ocracoke for Everyone
In the summer, Ocracoke opens its arms and welcomes visitors eager to experience the island’s magic for themselves.
They ferry, boat or fly a private plane in and head to accommodations that encourage them to relax and settle into the island’s flow. Many opt to stay at the inns or bed and breakfasts because of the... Read More
Wrecked and Well-Read: What Outer Banks Booksellers Would Read on a Deserted Island
Your ship sank, the plane crashed, you took a wrong turn on the kiteboard – whatever happened, the travel plan failed you, and now you’re stuck on a deserted island. As a glass-half-full type of person, I’m seeing nothing but unlimited beach time. It’s the perfect opportunity to tackle my ever-growing reading list. ... Read More
A Place Where Everyone Knows Your Name
While many beach businesses took their annual winter snooze to rest up for the arrival of the thousands of visitors that come to Currituck County’s Outer Banks every summer season, Tony Northrup, owner of Ike’s Bites ’n More, remained in high gear.
“We’ve been busy!” says Tony. “We’ve made lots of changes to Ike’s... Read More
Putting the Personal Touch on Back Beach Wild Horse Tours
What images come to mind when you think about taking a safari-style tour in search of Corolla’s wild horses? Perhaps you almost feel the wind against your face as your open-air truck cruises through the sand. Or maybe you start anticipating the thrill of spotting these horses in their wild, natural habitats. But how... Read More