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vacation is complete without a few side trips. Within just a
couple of hours both north and south of Hatteras Village are a number
of attractions worth visiting. Traveling south of the Village
involves a ferry ride to our sister islands, Ocracoke and
Portsmouth. Attractions north of the Village are easily
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Attractions on Hatteras Island
Cape Hatteras Lighthouse
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Frisco,
Buxton, Avon, Salvo, Waves and Rodanthe lie north of Hatteras
Village. There are miles of undeveloped beaches, undeveloped
sound fronts, fishing piers, museums, historic lifesaving stations, and
the famous Cape Hatteras Lighthouse....Learn more
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Attractions South of Hatteras Island
At the south end
of Hatteras Village lies a North Carolina State Ferry Terminal where
one can catch a ferry to Ocracoke Island. Miles of unspoiled
beaches and a quaint village on the south end of the island make for a
great day trip. In Ocracoke one can also catch a ferry to Portsmouth Island.... Learn more
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Ocracoke pony
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Attractions North of Hatteras Island
Historic Corolla Hunt Club
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Crossing the
bridge at Oregon Inlet and traveling north of Hatteras Island, one can
find a teasure trove of attractions. There are lighthouses at
Bodie Island and Corolla. The NC Aquarium as well as the Island
Farm are located on Roanoke Island. Probably the most famous
attraction there is the Lost Colony, one of the longest running outdoor dramas
in America. The Wright Memorial, Jennette's Pier, Jockey's Ridge, and the Currituck beaches are waiting to be explored....Learn more
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