Hold on to Summer at the Outer Banks

HATTERAS, N.C., Aug. 2, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The Outer Banks Visitors Bureau announces new ways to save on a taste of the OBX this year. "Summer visitors to the OBX have enjoyed a lot of sunshine and crystal-clear water so far," explains Lee Nettles, Executive Director. "Now it's about stretching that magic out as long as possible, and our community is really rallying. Everyone's pitching in to offer enticing ways to extend the fun before public school starts ramping up." Deal shoppers can find discounts on adventure packages, vacation rental homes, hotels and more on the offers and packages page of outerbanks.org.

"You can snag an expansive 3 to 5 bedroom estate just a few steps from the ocean for between $2,000 and $3,000 for a seven-night stay, and there are plenty of family-friendly condos around $1,500 for a week," according to Nate Nuzzo, Marketing Manager of Outer Banks Realty. "That works out to around $100 a night per room, which is as good as it gets anywhere on the coast in summer. You don't have to leave your dog back home, either, with pet-friendly rentals being so prevalent down here!" Hotels and other lodging providers are offering their own packages to incentivize travelers explains Wendy Murray, Director of Sales and Marketing for Sanderling Resort. "There are so many activities and day trips to consider. Our Buy Four Nights and Get 1 Night Free promotion gives you more time to explore the area and catch an extra sunset."

"There have been some big developments this year that even our biggest fans of the area are seeing for the first time this season," Nettles points out. "The brand new Marc Basnight Bridge connecting Hatteras Island to the rest of the OBX is being applauded by visitors for its wide berth and wonderful views of the Atlantic Ocean; you have the all-new visitor center experience at Wright Brothers National Memorial; the new Ocracoke Express Passenger Ferry is taking people on day trips without the long vehicle ferry lines; and there have been a number of new restaurants opening and even a new Marriott hotel. If you've already been to the OBX this summer, come back this fall. It keeps getting better."

Check out outerbanks.org for more.

About The Outer Banks
The Outer Banks Visitors Bureau is a lead marketing and promotional agency for The Outer Banks of North Carolina, funded by one percent of the occupancy tax and one percent of the prepared meals tax collected in Dare County.

Contact:
Aaron Tuell
252-473-2138
[email protected]

SOURCE Outer Banks Visitors Bureau

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