Outer Banks
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Outer Banks
North Carolina’s famed Outer Banks are steeped in history. These northernmost beaches were home to America’s first colony, the Wrights’ first flight and the nation’s first seashore. That legacy of adventure thrives today with a range of opportunities to explore the region by land, air or sea.
Suggested Itineraries
Suggested Accommodation
Shutters on the Banks, Kill Devil HillsModerateFrom £76 per room per night
This oceanfront hotel is conveniently located for exploring the area’s main attractions including the Wright Brothers National Memorial.
The rooms are comfortably furnished and have televisions, microwaves, coffee makers and wireless internet. There is also an onsite fitness room and two pools.
Sanderling Resort, DuckUnique StayFrom £290 per room per night
Located on the Atlantic Ocean, just north of Duck, the Sanderling offers magnificent views of both the Atlantic Ocean and the Currituck Sound, and allows guests to relax and enjoy the beach and ocean, or play tennis, swim, golf, kayak or be pampered in the spa.
The rooms are all beautifully furnished and have balconies with views of either the sunrise or sunset, looking out towards either the sea or the sound. There are two restaurants and bars to choose from, offering fresh, locally sourced meals.