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THE DATE HAS BEEN SET!!!
Enjoy a beach vacation on the beach with The Sea Salt Cottage.
Connect with your heroes. Who says you have to choose? Assemble the team you believe in with charms inspired by legends.
We are hiring! Apply in person & join our team.
We just got the last delivery until the fall of Farmer Dave’s famous Chocolate Covered Peanuts…… when they’re gone… they’re gone…. $7.99 per pint ✌️❤️?
Counting down the days until we re-open for the 2022 season!
Big Buck’s Duck takes on gardening! We are enjoying being out in the sunshine getting our hands dirty in a different way. ?????
You never know what you might catch!
Troll for meat fish like tuna, dolphin (mahi-mahi), wahoo and king mackerel or enjoy a thrilling fight with a blue marlin, white marlin or sailfish. No matter your charter preference, Country Girl offers the best Outer Banks blue water fishing available.
Breaking Wave -- A nicer curler from the other day rolls into the beach.
If it requires a bikini, my answer is Yes! New swim arrivals are in store & online.
Vacation is calling.
It isn’t too late to plan a spring beach trip to the Outer Banks! Here are ten great homes with 2022 spring weeks available.
Join us before heading to prom on April 2nd to receive 50% off your dinner when dressed in your prom attire!
The Coastal Studies Institute at East Carolina University’s Outer Banks Campus will host a device viewing from noon to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, March 30, to kick off a series of events surrounding the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Waves to Water Prize.
