A golf cart is one of the easiest ways to slow down on the Outer Banks. Before you book, though, there's one thing every visitor should know: the rules change from town to town, and sometimes from one neighborhood to the next. Here's the local rundown.
One of the best things about visiting the Outer Banks is the ability to drive your Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) directly on the beach in many places. However, it’s important to keep in mind that driving on the sand is very different from driving on payment. There are many important things to know and prepare for before you decide to take your 4-Wheel Drive (4WD) vehicle off the road and onto the beach.
Plan your OBX grocery run with our vacation grocery list: what to bring from home, what to preorder for delivery, and what to buy locally after you arrive.
Planning an Outer Banks trip? Learn about the types of jellyfish in North Carolina, which ones to avoid, and what to do if you get stung or spot one on the beach.
Plan your November 2026 Outer Banks trip: marathon weekend, Veterans Week, late-fall fishing, Thanksgiving turkey trots, and the first holiday lights.
Planning your first Outer Banks trip? Our local team shares how to pick the right town, choose a home, handle arrival day, and what to see first.
Plan an OBX long weekend with four easy 3-day itineraries.
Here is a list of primary beach accesses on the Outer Banks.
Here on the Outer Banks, summer conditions last far longer than just June, July and August meaning you still have plenty of time to schedule your Outer Banks vacation!
Here are some fun, family-friendly activities to enjoy when the weather keeps you indoors.
