Fall on the Outer Banks
1. Goldilocks weather; not too hot, not too cold
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| Average September temps are in the low 80s; October and November in the 60s-70s. And the water is a pleasant mid-60s to mid-70s. |
2. Low Fall rates
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| An Outer Banks vacation home that rents for $3000 in peak season is as low as $1000 in autumn! Small homes and condos can rent for under $600/week. |
3. We're flexible
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| Stay for a long weekend (3-5 nights) or choose one of our Freestyle properties. Freestyle homes offer no minimum stays and you can check-in any day of the week. Call 888-853-7770 to learn more. |
4. Search for treasure
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| Comb the beach early in the morning or after storms and you'll often find unbroken shells, colorful sea glass, and maybe even a piece of a real OBX shipwreck! |
5. Reel 'em in!
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| Fall fishing on the Outer Banks is known as some of the best on the East Coast. Pier, surf, sound, or charterfishing - it's all good! |
6. The beach is yours!
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| You'll find uncrowded beaches and shorter waits at local restaurants. |
7. Shop til you drop
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| Fall Outer Banks shopping offers fantastic deals at our unique boutiques, surf shops, and local art galleries. |
8. Golf, anyone?
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| Great courses, lower rates, no sweat! Championship golf courses can be found from Corolla to Nags Head. |
9. Go on an adventure |
Fall is the perfect time for surfing, kiteboarding, paddle boarding, kayaking, or hiking. Get going! |
10. Make your friends jealous
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They're raking leaves, you're relaxing on the Outer Banks. You for the win! |
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