Things To Do
Duck Donuts
First enjoyed by Sam and her dad around 2008 on a camping trip, one simply must have Duck Donuts while visiting Duck.
Jimmy's Seafood Buffet
Josh's favorite restaurant. If you are invited to the wedding, he has invited you out for crab.
Wright Brothers National Memorial
A piece of history and a great spot for a morning walk.
Jockey's Ridge State Park
The Atlantic's tallest living dunes. Vendors offer sandboarding and hang-gliding. Visit in the evening for a beautiful sunset.
Jennette's Pier
A beautiful pier that offers a long walk above the Atlantic, fishing, and some of Sam's favorite sunrises.
Lost Colony Tavern
A favorite restaurant of Sam's family.
Salt & Cypress Kitchen and Cocktails
A new restaurant recommended by our lovely photographer!
Fort Raleigh National Historic Site
Located next to the Elizabethan Gardens.
Elizabethan Gardens
Our beautiful venue. Join us on June 4th for a visit.
North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island
A stunning aquarium with delightful residents.
Oregon Inlet Fishing Center LLC
Worth looking into for fishing charters and dolphin watching tours during your stay. Across the street is Oregon Inlet Campground, where Sam spent her summers by the ocean. Pictured is her family's campsite from 2008.
Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge
Beautiful beaches and a small, informative visitor center. Just off the coast one can spot the top of a shipwreck.
Avon
The lovely beaches which hosted our engagement.
Frisco
One of our favorite places to stay in the Outer Banks.
Kat's Deli
Perfect place to stop for lunch while traveling to and from the southern end of the OBX.
Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum
An interesting museum discussing the dangerous coast of the Outer Banks. We recommend stopping by on the way to Ocracoke Island.
Ocracoke Island
A far drive, but the free ferry ride to the island is worth the trip alone.
