Horseback riding on the beach. Ride through the Buxton Maritime forest out to the pristine beaches of Hatteras Island. See the island from a different perspective. All levels of riders accommodated. Join us for a horseback riding adventure!

Used today to light the dark stretches of the southern coastline, this lighthouse was built in 1875 and today can be climbed by the spiral staircase that reaches up 150 feet.

As most people familiar with Jockey's Ridge, it is famous for the being the largest sand dune on the east coast. The views from the top are spectacular, as you have a beautiful view of the ocean and...

A national seashore preserve that has the most extensive stretch of undeveloped seashore along the Atlantic coast.

The nation's tallest lighthouse was moved to a different location to preserve it.

Park where visitors can see a replica of the Wright Brothers' plane and receive an entertaining history of flight.

Pea Island isn't as close to many of the places listed on this site as the mileage notes indicate although they are within 30-45 minutes so refer to a map when planning. Pea Island is often visitors...

An interesting and still important lighthouse that can be visited but not climbed.

Pirate Adventures of the Outer Banks is a unique attraction for children located on the waterfront in the historic town of Manteo on Roanoake Island. Come aboard for this magical journey on a pirate ship that includes face painting, a real treasure hunt, water cannons, and so much more!

Historic museum that tells the story of the 16th-century Roanoke Island colonists.

Golf facility located in the Outer Banks region.

History comes alive with a replica of Elizabeth II's era and costumed-sixteenth-century characters.

Golf course with a compact, target-style design.

Life guards are at the beach, and minding the beach. Water is warmer than at other OBX locations. The location is highly regarded, but the beach is not really crowded. The Ocracoke lifeguarded beach...