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Places of the OBX: H2OBX Waterpark

Dive into the Outer Banks at H2OBX! Immerse yourself in the past of pirate ships and the Wright brothers while enjoying modern amenities and over 30 exhilarating rides, slides and attractions. With expansive ocean-to-sound views and classic coastal design, the waterpark offers resort-style comfort alongside a world of family fun.

Attractions of the OBX: Currituck Beach Lighthouse

The Currituck Beach Lighthouse in Corolla, NC was the last brick and mortar lighthouse in North Carolina to be built in the Grave Yard of the Atlantic. Known for its unpainted red brick this historic lighthouse is a one of a kind. Lighthouse Keeper Luis Garcia and Site Manager Meghan Agresto gives us a look into the lens.

History of the OBX - Currituck Beach Lighthouse from Currituck Outer Banks on Vimeo.

Attractions of the OBX: Whalehead

Stepping through the doors of Whalehead, a 21,000-square-foot historic mansion and museum on the Currituck Sound, you can’t help but be swept up in the romantic history of this Outer Banks cultural icon. Site Manager and Curator Jill Landon gives a look inside this architectural masterpiece.

Artists of the OBX: Beautifully Broken

Local artist, Lisa Gwaltney, inspires us with her beautifully broken jewelry, by using locally sourced material and by giving products a second chance. All of us can use our gifts and be inspired by Currituck and the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

Artists of the OBX - Beautifully Broken from Currituck Outer Banks on Vimeo.

Recipes of the OBX: Upside Restaurant

Executive Chef, Connor Hodge, shows us how to make Upside Restaurant's version of a North Carolina Southern Boil. Yum!

Recipes of the OBX - NC Southern Boil from Currituck Outer Banks on Vimeo.

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