Things to Do in Corolla NC

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During the summer months, Corolla, North Carolina is overflowing with fun activities for the entire family! Of course, the gorgeous beaches take precedence, but shopping, dining and attractions are plentiful in Corolla, NC. Every modern convenience and amenity is readily available, yet the natural coastal landscape is appreciated and preserved.

Water sports, such as surfing, are extremely popular in Corolla, NC. Never tried riding a wave before? Don't be intimidated! Surf lessons are available for all ages through businesses such as Corolla Surf Shop. Guided eco-tours by kayak are latest thing in Corolla - explore back channels and see incredible wildlife.

Corolla offers numerous activities for young people, including a skate park, mini golf anOuter Banks bodyboarder on a wave.d programs at Currituck Heritage Park. There is also a movie theater located in the Food Lion shopping center. There's also plenty for adults to do while vacationing in Corolla, NC. Play a round of golf at the Currituck Club, enjoy some time at a spa or sign up for a wine tasting class.

Corolla restaurants offer everything from yummy North Carolina BBQ, to local seafood, to fine dining. Shopping is also widely varied; you can buy an inexpensive souvenir, a designer handbag, or a surfboard!

While on your Corolla vacation, be sure to visit the beautiful and unique 4x4 Beaches. All you need is a 4-wheel drive vehicle and a sense of adventure! You can explore on your own, but great guided tours are available. Be on the lookout for the magnificent Corolla Wild Horses and other abundant wildlife. The 4x4 Beaches are truly an unforgettable experience.

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While on your Corolla vacation, be sure to check out these activities and attractions!

• Currituck Beach Light Station. This distinctive brick lighthouse is located just north of Corolla on Highway 12. The Currituck lighthouse is usually open for Historic Whalehead Club in Corolla North Carolina.climbing during daylight hours from March through Thanksgiving for a small fee. The climb to the top is well worth it - the view is incredible!

• Pine Island Audubon Sanctuary. The best way to explore the 5000 acre Audubon Sanctuary is by kayak. You may see birds, deer, many varieties of plant life, rabbits, and other forms of wildlife.

• The Whalehead Club. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this spectacular 1920s hunt club is located in the shadow of the Currituck Beach Lighthouse. It was recently restored to its original splendor, including art nouveau architectural styling accented with Tiffany lamps and cork-tiled floors. Tours are available.

• Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education. One of the best kept secrets on the Outer Banks! This facility offers free and fun activities for all ages; everything from fishing, to nature walks, to wildlife photography, to kayaking. Be sure to check out the calendar of events and sign up in advance. Located near the Whalehead Club in Heritage Park. 

• Historic Corolla Village. Take time to wander through the sandy roads of Historic Corolla Village. You'll find the charming Corolla Chapel and a Schoolhouse that has now been converted into the Wild Horse Museum. There are also several historic homes that have been revitalized into shops. Historic Corolla Village is located on Schoolhouse Lane - just across from Sun Realty's Corolla office.