Although the Outer Banks is a vacation destination fully-equipped to give you the adventure of a lifetime, a good vacation does not always have to be about packing your itinerary full of activities. Here are a few “activities” to help you achieve total relaxation.
It can be challenging to find an open OBX restaurant on Christmas Eve or Christmas day. See our list of Outer Banks dining options open on Christmas!
Personally, we think a vacation to the Outer Banks can fill all those boxes while being fun and making memories for your entire family in one of the most beautiful places in the world! Keep reading for our Top 10 Ways booking an Outer Banks Vacation (or two!) with Seaside Vacations should be a part of your New Year’s Resolutions!
It's hard to imagine a time where the letters "OBX" didn't plaster every sign, t-shirt and bumper sticker you encountered during your summer vacation but the Outer Banks of North Carolina has not always been known as such to visitors or locals. So how did this barrier island become known as the Outer Banks? And what about the other towns? Kitty Hawk? Nags Head? Where did these names come from? Keep reading for more.
The saying goes that you only want to eat oysters in the "r" months, meaning mid-October to early April is the best time of year to get your hands on some fresh, local oysters that you won't be able to find anywhere else. Join us on a journey to discover the allure of these briny delights and the best ways to savor them during your off-season coastal escape.
