Attractions

Whether you're looking for a luxurious hotel room, a quaint Bed & Breakfast or just a nice spot to pitch a tent, we've got all that and more in Northeast North Carolina. With hundreds of beds to choose from, Northeast North Carolina is the perfect place for anything from a quick family trip to meetings, sports tournaments and conventions.

From Kitty Hawk to Ocracoke, from the Atlantic Ocean to Albemarle Sound, there is always something fun to do in Northeast North Carolina! The air is pure and nature's sounds abundant, our sixteen-county region offers a wide variety of historic, cultural and recreational opportunities from the historic plantations and the legend of Blackbeard to golfing and the world famous beaches of North Carolina's Outer Banks.

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Aurora Fossil Museum

Free to all visitors. Marine fossils and land mammals found along the Coastal Plain from 30 million through 10 thousand years ago. Two buildings display fossils and a collection of minerals and gems.

Bang's Salon and Spa

Spend a relaxing afternoon at one of Currituck County mainland's day spas. Swedish and Deep Tissue massages take away unwanted stress and are available in a wide price range.

Coast Guard Support Center Elizabeth City

Largest Coast Guard installation in the country, opened in 1940.

Columbia Theater Cultural Resource Center

Historical museum enjoyed by all ages.

Corolla Wild Horse Museum in the Corolla School House

Museum open year round Monday – Friday, 10AM to 4PM. Fun educational activities for children offered in the summer including a gentled wild mustang to pet. No admission fee for museum and nominal fees for children's programs.

Corolla Wild Horses

For more than 400 years, the small, swift and sturdy Corolla Wild Horses have run free on the Currituck Outer Banks. These beautiful Spanish mustangs can still be seen roaming the beaches.

Currituck Beach Light Station

On the NC coast between the Cape Henry light to the north and Bodie Island to the south. The lighthouse was automated in 1939 when the United States Coast Guard assumed the duties of theBureau of Light-Houses.

Currituck Beach Lighthouse

Climb the 214 steps to the top of the majestic, red brick lighthouse. First lit on December 1, 1875, the beacon filled the remaining "dark spot" on the North Carolina coast between Cape Henry and Bodie Island lighthouses.

Dé Tours in Elizabeth City

Take a personalized walking tour of Elizabeth City at its best! Journey into the past with a tour of the historic district covering over 350 years of history.

Dismal Swamp State Park

A true “geo-tourism” destination. The State Park has many interpretive programs and provides an interactive visitor experience, including picnicking, photography, hiking trails, bird watching, and herpetology. Learn more at www.ncparks.gov