Comb For Beach Glass in Currituck
Please visit the North Carolina COVID-19 Information Hub and the Currituck County government website for updates on statewide regulations. You’ll want to watch where you step when you enjoy a relaxing walk along our shores. The cool waves of the Atlantic lapping the coastline feel great on the feet, but looking down at the sand … Read More Comb For Beach Glass in Currituck
Read MoreHelp Keep Our Horses Safe
All through the lockdown period and re-opening phases in Corolla and the Currituck beaches, our Wild Mustangs have stayed busy enjoying their favorite activities. As they explore the dunes and play in the surf, we are thrilled to see many more horses in the herd continuing the legacy of their ancestors. The Corolla Wild Horse … Read More Help Keep Our Horses Safe
Read MoreWhen You’re Ready, We’re Here
If you have questions about coming to the Currituck beaches this year or next, please contact us. COVID changed plans for everybody. Whether you intended to take a vacation this year or prepared to accommodate out-of-town visitors at your business, you felt the impact. Here in Corolla and Currituck County, we continue to monitor health … Read More When You’re Ready, We’re Here
Read MoreMeet The Foals
Life goes on… This is especially true in the remote areas of our county. During the lockdown period, it was business as usual for the wild Mustangs. If they are aware of fewer people on the beaches watching them feed and play in the surf, we cannot say. We do know, however, their numbers have … Read More Meet The Foals
Read MoreEnjoy a Virtual Currituck Vacation
While we would love to have all of you in Corolla this spring for a fun-filled vacation, we realize it’s not yet possible to welcome new and returning friends. Since visitors are unable to come to the Currituck beaches right now, we’d like to bring the best of our area to you. “Relax” By The … Read More Enjoy a Virtual Currituck Vacation
Read MoreWhat We Miss About You
Over the past few weeks, we’ve had the pleasure of reading comments on our social profiles that express how much you miss walking our beaches and watching the wild horses. The wonderful memories you have shared remain a source of pride for those of us who live and work in Corolla and Currituck County. They … Read More What We Miss About You
Read More3 Things to Know About Historic Jarvisburg Colored School
Currituck County enjoys a rich heritage that parallels much of our nation’s history. Visitors have been coming to our shores since the 1600s – the Wild Mustangs seen on our beach today are evidence of their exploration. Much later, after the Civil War, Currituck residents helped establish a greater community for freed African-Americans in the … Read More 3 Things to Know About Historic Jarvisburg Colored School
Read MoreTake a Break This Spring
Spring Break the Currituck way! Download a visitors guide and start planning. Many beach towns claim to hold the title of “Spring Break Capital” of the United States. For college-friendly beach destinations, Spring Break typically involves long days on the beach, late nights at the club, and loud music around the clock. It’s funny how … Read More Take a Break This Spring
Read MoreBooking Early is the Best Gift
Summer seems an eternity away, but a relaxing vacation in Corolla and the Currituck beaches is definitely worth the wait. July is especially a great time to bring the extended family to our stretch of North Carolina coast – sunny weather remains consistent, and our legendary Spanish Mustangs tend to be more active and visible. … Read More Booking Early is the Best Gift
Read More4 Reasons Why We Love the Shoulder Season
Winter, spring, summer, fall…these are the seasons by which we plan work and leisure activities. When you have vacation days to spare, you may want to think alternatively as you plan. You’ll find those involved in travel and tourism recognize just three seasons: Peak – June through August, when the kids are out of school … Read More 4 Reasons Why We Love the Shoulder Season
Read More5 Things to Do on Knotts Island
If there’s one thing that makes Currituck County a unique place to visit, outside of our wild Mustangs, it is the geography. Our county is comprised of three major landmasses: The Currituck Outer Banks featuring Corolla and Carova Beaches, the mainland bordering the Currituck Sound, and Knotts Island. Previously we talked about the annual peach … Read More 5 Things to Do on Knotts Island
Read MoreLife’s a Peach
One of the most popular and celebrated events held on the Currituck mainland is the annual Knotts Island Peach Festival. 2019 marks the thirty-second year visitors can enjoy a weekend filled with family-friendly fun, arts and crafts, and some of the most delicious peaches in the state. The Knotts Island Peach Festival happens three days … Read More Life’s a Peach
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