Kill Devil Hills, NC February 19, 2010 -- The Outer Banks Taste of the Beach will take place March 11-14, 2010. Named one of Coastal Living Magazine's Top 10 Seafood and Wine Festivals, this 4-day event includes gourmet fare, micro brews, wine tastings, tapas crawls, cooking classes, champagne brunches and so much more.
One thing I love about Outer Banks Bike Week... Bikers always seem to defy stereotypes. In the movies, bikers are usually portrayed as loud, hard drinkin' folks who tear up bars and hotels. In reality, the people who come to the beach for Outer Banks Bike Week are impossible to typecast. This diverse group of bikers includes everyone from veterans, to pediatricians, to accountants, to tattoo shop owners, to PTA moms, to mechanics, and beyond!
Sun Realty is running several offers to entice folks to come down and enjoy some great food & entertainment during the Outer Banks Taste of the Beach Week.
If Bodie Island Lighthouse had a catch phrase it would probably be "I just can't get no respect." Most Outer Banks vacationers only glimpse at it on their way south towards Hatteras Island. As part of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, the lighthouse often lives in the shadow of its more famous cousin, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in Buxton. However, the lesser-known of the two has an incredibly interesting history!
