Outer Banks Rentals

Of course the miles and miles of coastline is the Outer Bank's biggest draw, but apart from catching some rays on the beach there's plenty to do. From tons of water activities to exploring the beautiful historical sites, to running on the dunes be sure to check our Outer Banks Things To Do page for everything Outer Banks under the sun!

Summer is certainly the peak season for the Outer Banks and it's beaches, but there's something special about every time of year. Surfers live for the off season, and fishing peaks in the fall. Although winter does bring some cold temperatures, often it's great to stay in off season months and enjoy the peacefulness of the beach all to yourself.

Get a breakdown of average temperatures by month and hurricane information to better learn about the climate on the Outer Banks on our weather page.

That's a tough call. The Outer Banks has so many gems we'd hate to pick just one. Choosing the perfect town to come vacation in isn't hard though. Many of the major towns you'll know are close together, but each offer something different. Kill Devil Hills, Kitty Hawk and Nags Head are pretty centrally located giving good access to both the beach and attractions, including good places to eat. Don't worry you can't really go wrong, after all you'll be at the beach!

Beach driving is allowed north of the paved NC Highway 12 in the Carova area year round.

The wild horses of the Outer Banks can be found in the northernmost beaches, in the 4WD area that is just north of Corolla. Some wild horses can also be found on Ocracoke Island.