Attractions in Ocracoke, NC
10 listings in Ocracoke
British Cemetery
On May 11, 1942, a German submarine torpedoed and sank the British vessel HMS Bedfordshire off Ocracoke. Four bodies washed ashore and were buried by …
Visit website →Cape Hatteras National Seashore
The first national seashore in the country, stretching more than 70 miles along three barrier islands. Cape Hatteras National Seashore encompasses pri…
Visit website →El Mariachi Ocracoke
El Mariachi on Ocracoke serves fresh, authentic Mexican cuisine from a food truck with rustic outdoor seating — tacos, burritos, quesadillas, birria, …
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Ocracoke Lighthouse
The oldest operating lighthouse in North Carolina and one of the oldest in the entire United States, the Ocracoke Lighthouse has been guiding ships th…
Visit website →Ocracoke Preservation Society
A free admission museum housed in the century-old David Williams House, the historic home of the first Chief of the U.S. Coast Guard station on Ocraco…
Visit website →Portsmouth Island
A ghost village on Portsmouth Island established in 1753 and abandoned by its last residents in the early 1970s — now preserved by the National Park S…
Springer's Point
A 132-acre maritime forest preserve on Ocracoke Island, open to the public since 2006 and free to visit. Winding trails through ancient live oaks lead…
Visit website →Sunrise
The OBX sits on a narrow barrier island with the Atlantic Ocean to the east — which means you can watch the sun rise directly out of the ocean every s…
Sunset
The OBX is a narrow barrier island with inland sounds to the west — which means sunsets here happen over open water too, just like the sunrises. Head …
The Beach
The whole reason you're here. 100 miles of largely undeveloped Atlantic coastline, largely protected by Cape Hatteras National Seashore, with some of …
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