While there are fewer crowds on the Outer Banks in the spring, there are still amazing things to do and see during the month (and the entire spring!) that the entire family will enjoy. In fact, some believe that this is the perfect time to visit the Outer Banks. The average temperature on the Outer Banks in spring is around 65 degrees. The sand on the beach won`t burn your feet and it`s the perfect temperature to sit on the beach, visit the Wright Brothers Memorial, and/or go check out Corolla`s wild horses. You can even attend a structured "horse tour".
We are strong believers that you can swim in Nags Head any time of the year! While the water might be a little cooler in April, if it`s not rough and the red flags are not flying, you can absolutely dive into the waves on the Outer Banks!
The Outer Banks is always fun, but absolutely fun for spring break vacation! A great time is always had when hanging out with friends on the beaches allowing you to enjoy the warm weather. People are getting over the winter blues and are going out and about to visit attractions, attend some Outer Banks annual events, take the time to relax, and enjoy some delicious local food. The restaurants all begin to open back up in March - just in time for spring breakers to enjoy them. Also, the local shops are opening and ready for visitors. It`s an exciting place to be and a great time sure to be had!
Many people come to the Outer Banks for their spring break vacations. The weather is amazing, the restaurants and bars are open and activities such as mini golf, golf, bowling, and the movie theatre are all open! There is also the allure of lower rates for rentals in the spring. Start planning your spring break now! The Outer Banks is the perfect place to enjoy your spring break vacation!
The Outer Banks, while pet-friendly, it is even more so in the spring. Most beaches have a relaxed leash policy in the springtime and it`s cooler for your pooch than in the summer. (Some towns do not allow pets on the beach in the summer.) Also, the fewer people on the beach make for less distraction for your dog. Let your dog have a great vacation too!
There is so much history on the Outer Banks. Visiting in the springtime means you can explore the history and attractions without the summer crowds. Enjoy a trip to the Wright Brothers Memorial, Hatteras Island and Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, and Bodie Lighthouse. Don`t forget about the historic Graveyard of the Atlantic or the Roanoke Island Aquarium.
The weather on the Outer Banks in the spring is beautiful. The sand is cooler than in the hottest months and the temperatures tend to reach the mid to high 70s. This is perfect weather for outdoor adventures - exploring Nags Head Woods or other walking trails, buying a kite from Kitty Hawk Kites and walk-up Jockey`s Ridge, and walking around towns.
Down on Hatteras Island, grab a rod and some bait and enjoy some of the best fishing of the year while on vacation. Perhaps use the locals and learn a new watersport. The waters are less crowded allowing for plenty of space for boating, stand-up paddle boarding, and kayaking.
For the motorcyclists (or non-motorcyclists), the popular OBX Bike Week is in April. It is an exciting weeklong event that brings out good musical groups as well as a Battle of the Bands concert. You can find vendors scattered throughout the Outer Banks, food and beer trucks, fun contests and group rides. With KEES FlexStay, you can stay for the whole week, just the weekend, or just a few days! Take advantage of the lower vacation rental rates in the spring and reserve your accommodations now!
LOCAL SPRING EVENTS
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