Fall is arguably one of the best seasons of the year—who doesn’t love pumpkin patches, warm sweaters, and apple cider? On the Outer Banks, Fall is basically our “second summer” where visitors get to enjoy everything from great weather and quiet beaches to savings on lodging and relaxed dog leash laws. However, we think that the numerous fun events that occur during the fall months might be the best reason of all to visit.
As Hurricane Erin moves up the Atlantic, the Outer Banks is already feeling its effects. While Erin is not expected to make landfall in North Carolina, its size and strength mean dangerous surf, flooding, and potential travel disruptions across Dare County.
Celebrate the holidays on the Outer Banks and join in the festive spirit by visiting the "12 Bars of Christmas" event, an annual tradition that will surely add a dose of merriment to your vacation. Get ready to be enchanted, as we delve into the magic of the Outer Banks during the most wonderful time of the year.
Learn four reasons why you should spend your Thanksgiving in the Outer Banks, NC by checking out our blog.
There are also lots of fun things to do in September on the Outer Banks as the area starts gearing up for the holiday season while the weather is perfect for all sorts of watersports adventures and historic exploration. Keep reading for some reasons why September really is the perfect time to visit the Outer Banks!
