Outer Banks Towns

Corolla
Corolla, an unincorporated community located along the northern Outer Banks in Poplar Branch Township, is home to more than 100 wild Spanish Mustangs. The horses can be found on 12,000 acres in Corolla, north of populated areas. Approximately 500 permanent residents call the community home.

Duck
Duck, North Carolina is a charming Northern Outer Banks town that has a lot of personality and a lot to offer. Whether you’re looking to relax on the beautiful beaches or take a bike ride through the quaint downtown area, Duck has something for everyone.

Southern Shores
Located between Duck and Kitty Hawk, is the town of Southern Shores. Comprised of mostly single-family homes, Southern Shores is predominately a quiet residential paradise.The beaches in Southern Shores are private, used only by residents and visitors to the area. There are a variety of rental homes in Southern Shores, from grand oceanfront homes to retro flat-tops.

Kitty Hawk
Located on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, the Town of Kitty Hawk offers year-round residents and visitors alike a unique and relaxing environment. Although most people know Kitty Hawk for the famous first controlled, powered airplane flight made on December 17th, 1903 by the Wright Brothers, the town is a popular vacation destination today. The town consists of a thriving village that has been around for generations; a newer beach community of residential cottages and a maritime forest called Kitty Hawk Woods. Kitty Hawk offers golf, fishing, mini golf, restaurants, nightlife, fine dining, shopping and movies. Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the East and the Albemarle Sound to the West, Kitty Hawk is a water enthusiast’s paradise.

Kill Devil Hills
The oldest township in the Outer Banks, Kill Devil Hills should not be confused with Kill Devil Hill, where the Wright Brothers made the first successful flight in a powered machine. The Wright Brothers Memorial Monument stands sixty feet high on the ninety foot high Kill Devil Hill.Situated in the middle of the northern Dare County beaches, KDH is the most populated of the Outer Banks town.

The majority of our OBX locals reside here, with a total population of approximately 7,500. Today, Kill Devil Hills is one of the most popular vacation destinations on the Outer Banks. The many beach accesses make for an easy trip to the beach with lots of public parking. Lifeguards are stationed every half mile or so, making KDH beaches ideal for families with children. With thousands of rental homes, great restaurants, sports and activities, and shopping, Kill Devil Hills is at the center of an Outer Banks vacation.

Nags Head
Known for its pristine beaches, Nags Head is also home to many attractions including the east coast's largest sand dune, shops, restaurants, night life, water sports and more. Jockey's Ridge State Park is the perfect spot to fly kites, hang glide or sand surf. Close to Roanoke Island, historic Manteo and Oregon Inlet.
Nags Head North Carolina is often used synonymously with the Outer Banks of North Carolina. As one of the most developed cities on the Outer Banks, Nags Head is a wonderful place for vacation living or year-round living.

Roanoke Island
Roanoke Island marks the site of the first colonization attempt by the English in the New World. The eight mile long island includes the towns of Manteo and Wanchese. Today, the island features area historic attractions, dining, shopping, bed and breakfasts, and galleries.

Hatteras Island
The Cape Hatteras National Seashore is home to some of the most historic and environmentally unique real estate in the world, with some of the Outer Banks' more iconic attractions including the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and Pamlico Sound, the island offers breath-taking views and laid back, quite pace of life. Hatteras Island includes the villages of Rodanthe, Waves, Salvo, Avon, Buxton, Frisco and Hatteras Village.