From the tallest brick lighthouse on the continent to a replica of an OBX lighthouse lost to the sound, each of the five magnificent Outer Banks lighthouses are unique and beautiful. Serving as both as an educational landmark and connection to our coast’s unparalleled maritime history, a visit to the OBX isn’t complete without an Outer Banks lighthouse tour.

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Currituck Beach Lighthouse

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The Currituck Beach Lighthouse is a 162-foot tall brick lighthouse in Corolla, NC. Boasting a first-order Fresnel lens that can...

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Bodie Island Lighthouse

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Located on the soundside marshes of Nags Head, the Bodie Island Light Station (pronounced “body”) is a 156-foot tall functional lighthouse north of...

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Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse

Although the Roanoke Marshes Light isn’t a towering brick structure like the other lighthouses on the Outer Banks, its unique design that...

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Cape Hatteras Lighthouse

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Visit the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, the tallest brick lighthouse in North America. Climb 257 steps for 360° views, explore its history, and plan your trip to the Outer Banks.

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Ocracoke Island Lighthouse

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The Ocracoke Station Light is a 75-foot tall brick lighthouse that sits on the western side of the island near the Ocracoke...

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Currituck Beach Lighthouse

Bodie Island Lighthouse

Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse

Cape Hatteras Lighthouse

Ocracoke Island Lighthouse