Outer Banks Posts - Nags Head, Kill Devil Hills & Kitty Hawk

Have You Received Your 2023 Rental Brochure? If you have yet to receive your copy, call us at 252-441-6391 or Email info@CoveRealty.com and we'll send one right out to you and your family!

#Instructors Needed -- Have #fun teaching students visiting on field trips, #surfing camps and Family #Fishing programs at Jennette's Pier! For more, go here: https://www.ncaquariums.com/educator

Thinking there's not a way to make it to the Outer Banks this spring or summer? Think again! KNOTTAWAY - D4203 in Duck is a wonderfully affordable 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath option just steps from the beach in Duck. Never been to Duck? Well, we can fix that! and you'll be glad we did! Give us a call, text, or click to book online!

The cold isn't keeping us from having a great time! Our arcade and bowling lanes are wide open and waiting for you. Come on in and have some fun!

We are OPEN at 11:30 AM today with half-priced food until it’s all gone! We'll be temporarily closed from Jan. 17th until Feb. 7th. Come get your fix for half off – Don't be too late cause it won’t last long!

A team from East Carolina University’s Coastal Studies Institute in Skyco work with commercial vessel Tiki XIV out of Ocean City, Md. to replace two spotter buoys, which were deployed on each side of the pier. The Tiki crew also removed an old mooring point that was used during last year’s Wave to Water ocean energy experiments and Spencer Wilkinson of CSI used a dingy to carry a line from the vessel to the mooring ball.

We are officially closed for the season! We hope you all have been having a great new year and can't wait to see you all in February.

Check out "A Dune Deal", an attractive, well maintained, and updated oceanside, 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath, vacation home located in Corolla, in the Whalehead Beach section, close to the Sturgeon beach access. A Dune Deal is a fantastic value, a short walk to the beach, and offers plenty of pool space for everyone in your family.

Plenty of moon jellies were lining the tideline at Coquina Beach Sunday morning while anglers were looking for puppy drum or spotted seatrout to bite. According to the N.C. Coastal Federation, moon jellies are one of the more otherworldly jellyfish -- look like underwater flying saucers. Moon jellyfish are most common during the summer months from early June to September, when they appear in harbors and bays, looking like a wall-to-wall blanket so thick at times it appears you can walk across them. Moon jellies are a frequent snack for ocean sunfish and sea turtles.

Flying Saucers -- Plenty of moon jellies were lining the tideline at Coquina Beach Sunday morning while anglers were looking for puppy drum or spotted seatrout to bite. According to the N. C. Coastal Federation, moon jellies are one of the more otherworldly jellyfish -- look like underwater flying saucers. Moon jellyfish are most common during the summer months from early June to September, when they appear in harbors and bays, looking like a wall-to-wall blanket so thick at times it appears you can walk across them. Moon jellies are a frequent snack for ocean sunfish and sea turtles. (Photos courtesy Jennette’s Pier)