Outer Banks Posts

To ensure the safety of your children, please follow the safety tips in this article if your accommodations include a swimming pool. According to the CDC, the most common cause of death in children ages 1-4 is drowning. For every child who dies from drowning, another eight receive emergency care for non-fatal drownings.

How's your Thursday? Would a mini ride-along help move it in the right direction?

This was snagged while out with tour guide extraordinaire, Rick.

Two years ago today, Jimmy, left, and Courtney Haynes out of Virginia hooked up on the this bigtime KING MACKEREL. So far today, BLACK SEA BASS and SPOT. Ocean water temperature 66 degrees. Winds are SW at 10 knots and there's some patchy cloud cover. High tide 7:47 a.m. and 8:03 p.m. Low 1:38 p.m.

Here's a throwback post from Corolla Wild Horse Fund that seems especially timely lately.

50 feet. At least.

Not just for them, but also for you.

Enjoy the thrill of watching them. Savor the beauty. But do not touch, approach, or feed them.

So far, SEA MULLET. Ocean temp 66 degrees again today. Winds are SW at 14 knots. High tides 7:05 a.m. and 7:23 p.m. Low tides 1:23 a.m. and 12:53 p.m. Nags Head Ocean Rescue plans to host the South Atlantic Lifesaving Association Regional Lifeguard Championships next Wednesday & Thursday, July 16-17.

Join us this evening at Rusty's Surf and Turf! We're serving fresh Cobia with Caribbean spices, mango salsa, sticky rice, and green beans. Our crab cakes, made with jumbo lump crab meat and minimal filler, are baked to perfection—frying just wouldn't do them justice!
We are open this evening, close tomorrow. Next week we will switch the day we close to Tuesday. Aloha

'So excited!' Eli from central West Virginia found the shark's tooth in about knee deep water right in front of the John Yancey Oceanfront Inn in Kill Devil Hills last Thursday, July 3.

Sunny, hot and windy. So far, BLUEFISH, CROAKER, SEA MULLET and SPOT. Educator Kaya flashes the peace sign in photo. Ocean water temperature 66 degrees and there's a moderate SW breeze at 13 knots. High tides 6:20 a.m. and 6:40 p.m. Lows 12:41 a.m. and 12:05 p.m.

Reuben Tuesday, Flounder, Pesto Parmesan Potatoes, Zucchini Parmesan and last day for Tomato Cheddar Soup. Adding Sea Scallops for Tonight's Dinner Special!😋

📍Catch it all on the patio — where sunsets, salt air, and sweet tunes meet.
While the weather app may show rain this week, don't let it fool you — Outer Banks weather changes faster than you can say “shrimp & grits".
Check your local radar before heading out. We’re always watching the skies, and we’ll keep the music rolling when we can!

A little mid-morning snackin' while checking out the surf.

This is Aurora, one of our lovely visitors today! Here at NC Coast, we absolutely adore dogs, and we’re thrilled to welcome them to hang out on our waterfront porch! Just a little reminder to their parents to keep them on a leash and help them make new friends. We love to see wagging tails! 🐾