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Welcome to Currituck County’s official travel and tourism website. This site is designed to provide you with tools to plan a memorable vacation to North Carolina’s Currituck Outer Banks.
With our wide sandy beaches, refreshing waters, and mild year-round temperatures, it is easy to see why the Currituck Outer Banks are a popular vacation destination. But there is more to enjoy on the Currituck Outer Banks than just laid-back beach days.
Whether you came for a week with family, a relaxing weekend with friends, or a romantic getaway, there is something enjoyable for everyone to do on the Currituck Outer Banks.
Families and friends can spend quality time together enjoying a multitude of activities, including shopping at unique boutiques, touring a lighthouse and other historical attractions, looking for wild horses, and so much more. If you enjoy great food and fine wines, you will love visiting the wide variety of restaurants, vineyards, and farm markets located on the Currituck Outer Banks.
Outdoor enthusiasts can fill their days with kayaking, fishing, parasailing, and bird watching. The stunning landscape also makes the area a great place to play a round of golf or go for a walk on one of our trails.
Lounging on our beautiful beaches is sure to be one of the highlights of your stay on the Currituck Outer Banks, but it is our indoor and outdoor activities, modern amenities, and small town charm that will bring you back to visit again and again.
A variety of activities, accommodations, events, festivals, restaurants, and exciting things to do are featured on this website. We hope you enjoy learning about Currituck’s rich heritage and numerous tourism attractions. Where to stay is always at the top of the list when planning a vacation getaway. Our lodging section is designed with you in mind. It will help make your stay at the Currituck Outer Banks restful and enjoyable.
Feel free to browse our website for the best of Currituck County, and please e-mail us at contactus@visitcurrituck.com if we can assist you or answer questions
Visitor Informational Centers – The County’s two tourist information centers are designed to meet the needs of visitors by offering brochures, maps, directions, and all the information to plan a dream vacation.
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| News and Events |
| Outer Banks Named One of Top 10 Beaches by Southern Living Readers The January 2009 edition of “Southern Living” magazine confirms what residents of Currituck County and Corolla visitors have known all along. |
| Outer Banks Blue Announces All-Inclusive Pricing For 2009 Vacation Rentals Outer Banks Blue, a leading vacation rental and real estate firm has announced that for the 2009 rental season they have implemented an 'All-Inclusive' pricing structure designed to help vacationers make easier and more informed decisions when renting a professionally managed vacation home. |
| Wild Horses Featured Statewide The fame of the wild horses of the Outer Banks continues to grow. They are the focus of the UNC Public Television program, “My Heart Will Always Be In Carolina.” |
| Corolla Light Resort Community Best in the State 11 Times Running For the 11th year in a row, the North Carolina Chapter of Community Associations Institute (NCCAI) has selected Corolla Light Resort as the best in the state. The NCAAI is a statewide chapter of the national organization, with over 600 resort members in the state. |
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Visitors who come to the Currituck Outer Banks during the fall, winter, and spring months will enjoy seasonal savings at local hotels, stores, and restaurants. In addition, there are fewer visitors that time of year, making the beach a little quieter and more peaceful.
Mild year-round temperatures make the Currituck Outer Banks an enjoyable place to be even during the off-season. Some businesses do close down during the off-season but many are still open year round. Once you experience the crisp days and cool nights by the ocean, you will see why more and more people are making the Currituck Outer Banks their fall, holiday, and spring destination.
Currituck County is home to a number of vineyards and a microbrewery. Take some time to experience the area’s local wines, vineyards, and freshly brewed beers.
The Weeping Radish, North Carolina’s oldest microbrewery, features award-winning unfiltered beers and hosts weekly tours of the brewery.
Sanctuary Vineyards, located in the Cotton Gin, hosts free wine tastings on weekends. On Knotts Island visit Moonrise Vineyards and Martin Vineyards and Orchard, both offering white and red wines for tasting.