Hotels: The Hampton Inn - Suites Atlantic Beach is situated across the street from the Atlantic Ocean and adjacent to the Country Club of the Crystal Coast. The central location of the property makes this hotel the perfect place for work play or both. The area is affectionately known as the *Crystal Coast* due to it*s miles of sparkling crystalline waters and white sandy beaches. We*re one of the few .....
Motels: The Caribbe Inn is a family owned and operated motel located within walking distance to the beach, fishing piers, restaurants, and local attractions. All of our clean, comfortable, aquatic designed rooms have refrigerators, microwaves, and cable TV with HBO. We also offer efficiencies with full kitchens as well as some pet friendly rooms. Guests enjoy complimentary boat slips, a waterfront picnic .....
Hotels: All of our rooms are oceanfront with private balconies. We offer 300 feet of private beach for swimming and fishing. The Clam Digger, our restaurant, is open from 6:30AM until 9:00PM for breakfast, lunch and dinner, specializing in fresh local seafood. Room service is also available from 7:00AM until 9:30PM. If you choose, you can dance the evening away in our lounge. The Cutty Sark, open .....
Hotels: The Sheraton Atlantic Beach Oceanfront Hotel is located on the Crystal Coast of North Carolina - the southernmost point of the Outer Banks - only three hours from the Raleigh/Durham area. The Sheraton is surrounded by recreational opportunities - golf, fishing, boating, nature walks, amusement parks, historic sites and shopping areas are all nearby. The resort's extraordinary facilities .....
Campsites: Arrowhead Campground offers you a clean modern campground, constructed and managed with family campers in mind. We are located on beautiful Bogue Banks, one of the famous "Outer Banks" of North Carolina. The campground sits on twelve acres and reaches to the gentle and protected waters of Bogue Sound where almost all types of water activities can be enjoyed including sailing, shelling, clamming, .....
