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The Outer Banks is home to many different types of marine wildlife and many different types of jellyfish, but jellyfish are found all over the world, in both the deep ocean and in shallow waters close to the surface. They are believed to have existed for millions of years and predate even the dinosaurs, let alone us humans enjoying our vacations here on the Outer Banks!

Things to Do on Ocracoke Island

Ocracoke Island is a magical place on the Outer Banks, only accessible by ferry and a classic annual vacation spot for many families, guests and local alike. Keep reading and we'll show you how to make the most of your time on Ocracoke Island. Whether you're looking to plan your first trip to Ocracoke or your fifth, these ideas are sure to make any day trip to Ocracoke unforgettable.

All-You-Can-Eat Seafood Buffets

Whether you're staying in Corolla, Hatteras Island, or somewhere in between, get ready for crab legs, oysters, shrimp, and more to help you satisfy that beachside hunger! So don't worry about cooking tonight and make your way down the beach to find the ultimate buffet to satisfy all your family's seafood cravings.

Discover Coquina Beach

With rolling sand dunes, long stretches of warm beach, and flora and fauna to keep you entertained for days, Coquina Beach is much more than just a place to set up your umbrella and spend the day. It's the perfect place to get out in the world, explore, connect with nature, and experience the Outer Banks as it was meant to be enjoyed.

Things to Do in July on the Outer Banks

Whether you're planning to spend the whole week here or you're taking advantage of one of our Any Day Stays homes, the Outer Banks has a little bit of something for everyone during the month of July.

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Whether you're looking for an exciting adventure on the water, want to enjoy some local shopping, or you're searching for some of the best seafood anywhere on the Outer Banks, this charming coastal town has a little bit of something for everyone to enjoy.

Where to Picnic on the OBX Teaser

Whether you're looking for a new and exciting way to engage with the local cuisine, stopping by the soundside after a kayak adventure for a mid-day meal, or relaxing in the park surrounded by trees and a fresh ocean breeze, the Outer Banks has numerous picnic spots that are perfect for gathering up your loved ones and experiencing a truly magical meal outdoors.

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