This North Carolina Island Is Home to a National Seashore, Quiet Beach Villages, and the Tallest Lighthouse in the U.S.
Briefly

Hatteras Island, the southernmost barrier island of the Outer Banks, boasts a unique laid-back charm, largely untouched by big-box stores and commercialism. Its geographical features, including the Atlantic Ocean and the Pamlico Sound, create ideal conditions for outdoor activities like kiteboarding, kayaking, and fishing. With a storied history, beautiful natural settings, and a relaxed atmosphere, Hatteras Island is a picturesque travel destination. The island's newest hotel, Edgecamp Pamlico Station, adds modern luxury to the experience, making it an attractive spot for both relaxation and adventure seekers.
"There are things we just don't have here," says Karla Jarvis, president of the Hatteras Village Civic Association, highlighting Hatteras Island’s lack of commercial establishments and its unique rustic charm.
Hatteras Island, with its stunning beaches and surrounding waters, offers ideal conditions for various water sports like kayaking, fishing, and especially, kiteboarding.
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