A Guide to Cruising the Outer Banks, North to South with Zero Emissions!

Family Golf Carts

Traveling the OBX in a golf cart is a great way to explore the Outer Banks with zero emissions. Many subdivisions, neighborhoods, and roads have a posted speed limit 35 miles per hour or less, making this area friendly for traveling in LSV golf carts from Ocean Atlantic Rentals. We hope this information will be an …

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Explore the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge by Kayak

A person in a kayak paddling at sunset

Just a few miles west of Manteo and the Outer Banks, sits the 152,000 acre Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge.  The refuge was established in 1984 to protect the “Pocosin” wetland habitat and the wildlife that thrive there.  The refuge is known for its high concentration of black bear and for its efforts to conserve …

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Explore the Shipwrecks of the Outer Banks

The Outer Banks is known as the Graveyard of the Atlantic because of the thousands of ships that have wrecked along its shores. Some of these wrecks are much closer to the beach than you would imagine, in shallow waters around 15-20 feet deep. When the ocean water is clear, which has been often this …

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Pet Friendly Outer Banks

With an abundance of outdoor activities, the Outer Banks is a great place for pets. Your pet will love it here just as much as you will! Besides, what’s a vacation without your best friend? If you don’t want the hassle of bringing your pet crate on vacation, we rent a large dog crate that …

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Top Spots to Launch a Kayak on the Outer Banks

man paddling a kayak on a wave

The Outer Banks has countless amazing spots to go kayaking. From the ocean to the sound, you can fish, observe nature and wildlife, or have an adventure in the waves. Here’s a few of the top spots that you should launch a kayak and explore on the Outer Banks: Whalehead Club in Corolla 1100 Club …

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What to Do with Your Wedding Party During Your OBX Destination Wedding

One of the best things about hosting an Outer Banks wedding is that your guests will be MORE than happy to make the trip for your big day. Once you’ve decided to celebrate your destination wedding on the OBX, it’s time to get excited and start planning! Don’t forget to set aside some time for …

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