Outer Banks Posts

We’re proud to share that Outer Banks Blue made the list of Top Property Managers on the North Carolina Coast — and we couldn’t be more honored! 🏆

🌟 A huge thank you to Wheelhouse for recognizing our team’s commitment to quality, service, and strategy. From top-notch housekeeping to dynamic pricing and clear communication with our owners, we love what we do — and we're grateful to be in great company on this list.

Thanks again, Wheelhouse, for the shoutout and for supporting the vacation rental industry with tools that truly make a difference! To learn about who all was selected please see the article! 👉 https://www.wheelhouse.dev/new-blog/top-property-managers-on-the-nc-coast

Our second annual Survivors Fest is almost here! We’ve got bands playing all day in the backyard starting at 2pm. Good vibes, cold drinks, and killer tunes all day long. Don’t miss it! 🌞🍻🎵

🎶 SURVIVOR FEST 🎶
📅 May 3rd | 2PM–9PM
📍 Backyard @ Outer Banks Brewing Station

Live performances by:
🎸 Unis
🧀 The Chezze
🔥 Manday Huge
⚓ Anchor Blazer
🎤 Doc Perkins
🥘 Pot Luck

#SurvivorFest #OBXMusic #OuterBanksBrewingStation #LiveMusicVibes

Recently, one of our tour guides extraordinaire, Cheryl "Shorty" Short, had an unforgettable experience along the Currituck Banks Reserve. Quick with her video and safely staying her distance, she was able to capture this phenomenal few moments.

"I walk the forest often, but this was the most horses I’ve seen at one time (5) and definitely the most action. I was hiding behind a tree at one point, off the trail which they were occupying.

This is a great place for a nature walk under the live oak trees of the maritime forest. While horse sightings are rare, the possibility of spotting horses in this area is definitely increased in the springtime as the horses are enjoying lots of fresh water grasses, plants, and sprouting cattails. There’s a mile and a half, well-marked trail that leads you through the forest, as well as 1/3-mile boardwalk (wheelchair accessible) which takes you back to the Currituck Sound and marsh area. At the end of the boardwalk is a really nice deck, highly recommended for viewing spectacular sunsets. Even if you don’t catch a glimpse of a wild mustang, surely you’ll spot something that will enlighten your senses—migratory birds, turtles, deer, etc. There are many signs along the boardwalk educating visitors about ongoing research in the area as well as wildlife they might encounter on their journey."

How incredible?! Thanks, again, Shorty!!

For more information about the protect Banks reserve, please visit: www.deq.nc.gov (search: currituck Banks reserve)

Please remember to respect and honor the wild horses, 50 ft distance, no contact and no feeding keeps them free and beautiful for all to enjoy.

There's a solid BLUEFISH and SPANISH MACKEREL bite this morning! Also, Tristan Graves reports he caught and released this beautiful RED_DRUM yesterday! Ocean temp 57 degrees and a moderate SW breeze of 16 knots.

Wake up to OBX waves 😎
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