Chances are, one of our southern barrier islands — Bald Head, Oak, Holden, Ocean Isle, or Sunset — has been your beach for years. Look beyond the sand and surf, and you’ll find charming villages, acres of nature, and signature fried seafood, generations in the making.
It might boast: Outer Banks breakers are the envy of the East Coast. Or it could share a tale: The world’s best surfer first got his feet wet in the shadow of Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. Ask nicely, and it might divulge a secret or two: About legends and landmarks — even where to find a clam cookout or a fine fish supper. After all, our waves have plenty of those, too.
Craig Love has turned surf culture into his own culinary style. Now, he’s got a kitchen full of surfers — from managers to cooks — who share his deep appreciation of the sea and all that it provides.
When an avid outdoorsman marries a devotee of Crystal Coast no-wake zones, compromise is a necessity.
More than 60 years ago in Davie County, hamburger met pimento cheese. The rest is history.
Lloyd Arneach shares the tribal lore that helped shape him — and his people.
Whether you’re a wave chaser in search of a surfboard or a coffee lover looking for a pick-me-up, Annex Surf Supply has you covered.
At Wehrloom Honey, Aron and Jessica Wehr turned a sweet gift into a passion they share with the community.
In this quaint, laid-back town in Onslow County, every turn leads you back to the water.
