North Carolina's Crystal Coast Is an 85-mile Stretch of Quaint Small Towns, White-sand Beaches, and Plenty of Southern Charm
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The Southern Outer Banks, known as the Crystal Coast, features an 85-mile stretch of scenic coastline with quaint communities like Bogue Banks, Atlantic Beach, and Emerald Isle. This region is ideal for visitors seeking relaxation, natural beauty, and various activities such as boating and fishing. Locals emphasize the charm of the area, highlighting its slower pace and welcoming atmosphere. Attractions include well-reviewed accommodations like Atlantis and Oceanana Family Motel, making it a perfect destination for families and travelers alike.
The Crystal Coast is a quiet stretch of small towns and pristine white-sand beaches. We have ample boating, fishing, and scuba diving, and there's a rich history and abundant wildlife.
Mark Holbrook, manager at Paddle NC, says the area's 'biggest asset' is its Southern charm—a mix of slower-paced living and a welcoming atmosphere.
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