Why Visit Currituck Outer Banks, North Carolina?

September 28th, 2011

The Outer Banks in Currituck County, North Carolina have something for nearly everyone. Sportsmen and women love the surf, both for the waves and the fishing. Charter boats are available for fishing as well, if you prefer water under you instead of sand. There are plenty of opportunities for hiking and canoeing, and other outdoor activities available range from golf to hang-gliding.
Nature lovers have something to see in Currituck County as well. The Mackay Island Wildlife Refuge is a birdwatcher-s paradise, and the Wildlife Education Nature Center offers Read more this entry »

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Currituck Outer Banks, North Carolina: Home Of Vacation Heaven

September 26th, 2011

The Currituck Outer Banks, North Carolina area is home to some of the most serene areas in the country. The way of life is slower here, as it is in any beach town. The water is beautiful and the town folk friendly. There are so many sites to behold here, and then there are the tranquil waters. This area has long been an attraction for families. With nearly 20 miles of coastline, it is a great place to fish and swim. This area is further away Read more this entry »

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How To Find Entertainment: Currituck Outer Banks, North Carolina

September 24th, 2011

Though the Currituck Outer Banks, North Carolina area, is off the beaten path, there are still plenty of activities to keep one busy. Check out the Wild Horse Museum. Locate and observe life of the beautiful Colonial Spanish Mustangs. Learn about their habits and why they are drawn to this area. Admission to this museum is free, however, children-s programs will cost extra. If one is not into museums, then they should check out the Ghost Tours. Hear spooky tales Read more this entry »

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Visiting Currituck Outer Banks, North Carolina This Spring

September 20th, 2011

A lot of good things to do in North Carolina often start in the summer months. But fortunately for the community of Currituck in the Outer Banks, events in spring are held and well attended. In the month of May the Spring Food and Wine Festival is something worth seeing before summer comes. Also located in this eastern region of North Carolina are both historical sites and wildlife sanctuaries, something not to miss while down in the Outer Banks.

One historical place not to be missed and not far from Currituck is the Wright’s Museum of Flight in Kitty Read more this entry »

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