Outer Banks Local Attractions
From iconic landmarks to protected coastal landscapes, the Outer Banks is filled with experiences that connect visitors to the history, nature, and character of the North Carolina coast. Explore legendary sites where aviation history was made, climb historic lighthouses overlooking the Atlantic, and discover the wildlife, waterways, and quiet beauty that define the OBX.
Wright Brothers National Memorial
Perched atop the dunes of Kill Devil Hills, this memorial stands as a soaring granite tribute to the birthplace of modern aviation, where the Wright Brothers first conquered the sky
Pine Island Audubon Center & Sanctuary
The Donal C. O’Brien, Jr. Sanctuary and Audubon Center at Pine Island, located in Corolla, is a 2,600-acre protected habitat with marshes and maritime forests.
Whalehead Club
The Whalehead Club is a stunning 21,000-square-foot Art Nouveau mansion and former hunting retreat that serves as a centerpiece of the Currituck Heritage Park.
Our Go-To Spots
Explore the local spots that make Duck one of the Outer Banks’ most loved coastal towns.
Local Gems
Jewelry, collectibles, local art, and women’s resort wear
Surf boutique specializing in women’s, men’s, and kid’s beach wear
Wine shop serving cheese, charcuterie boards, gourmet small dishes, and wine pairings
Experienced weavers display their handmade hammocks
Coffee shop and bookstore housed in a 1921 hunting cottage