This Outer Banks Island Has 70 Miles of Wild Beaches and the Tallest Lighthouse in the U.S.
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Hatteras Island, North Carolina, is characterized by its wild and rustic charm, lacking big-box stores and chain eateries. The island consists of seven villages and is part of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, featuring stunning sandy beaches and ideal conditions for various water sports. Kiteboarding is particularly popular here due to favorable winds and shallow waters. The tranquil atmosphere and historical significance make Hatteras Island attractive for visitors seeking relaxation. Edgecamp Pamlico Station, opened in 2024, offers stylish accommodations with various amenities for those wishing to unwind after outdoor adventures.
Hatteras Island, North Carolina, offers a wild, rustic, and laid-back atmosphere with no big-box stores, making it a unique getaway destination in the Outer Banks.
Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and Pamlico Sound, Hatteras Island provides ideal conditions for kayakers, fishermen, and paddleboarders, establishing its reputation as a kiteboarding utopia.
Hatteras Island's storied history, classic charm, and calm energy invite visitors to relax, enjoy, and even consider extending their stay beyond a week.
Edgecamp Pamlico Station, opened in 2024, features stylish accommodations with amenities like kitchens, outdoor spaces, and wellness facilities designed for a rejuvenating retreat.
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