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The Outer Banks (OBX) are a fragile and fascinating chain of barrier islands that separate the Atlantic Ocean from the rich waters of North Carolina's coastal sounds. Characterized by pristine, windswept beaches, strong currents, a rich shipwreck heritage (*Graveyard of the Atlantic*) and picturesque island communities, the Outer Banks combine outdoor adventure, aviation history and a distinct southern seafaring atmosphere.
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Flavors of Outer Banks
Outer Banks cuisine combines the tradition of Southern Carolina cuisine with the freshest produce from the local sea and estuaries.
Must-Try Dishes
Outer Banks Clam Chowder
Clear or creamy clam chowder with potatoes, onion and local spices (unlike the New England version, many local recipes have a clear broth base with tomato).
Hatteras Style Clam Chowder
Traditional variant of clam chowder made with a clean broth based on bacon and potatoes, typical of Hatteras fishermen.
Fresh Fish of the Day (*Mahi-Mahi, Tuna or Snapper*)
Fish caught the same day at sea, usually prepared grilled (*blackened*) with Cajun spices or in fish tacos.
Typical Drinks

Local Craft Beer (OBX Brewing Station)
Craft beers brewed in the island chain itself with purified water and selected hops.
Southern Iced Tea (*Sweet Tea*)
Black tea infusion served very cold with plenty of sugar, an undisputed classic throughout the southern United States.
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Culture
Fascinating history of world aviation, piracy legends, lighthouse keepers' heritage and the islands' seafaring culture.
gastronomy
Excellent local seafood: fresh inshore fish, Atlantic prawns, local lobster and traditional clam chowder.
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Outer Banks Clam Chowder
Clear or creamy clam chowder with potatoes, onion and local spices (unlike the New England version, many local recipes have a clear broth base with tomato).
Hatteras Style Clam Chowder
Traditional variant of clam chowder made with a clean broth based on bacon and potatoes, typical of Hatteras fishermen.
Fresh Fish of the Day (*Mahi-Mahi, Tuna or Snapper*)
Fish caught the same day at sea, usually prepared grilled (*blackened*) with Cajun spices or in fish tacos.
Local Craft Beer (OBX Brewing Station)
Craft beers brewed in the island chain itself with purified water and selected hops.
Duck Donuts
The famous artisanal donuts born in the Outer Banks, freshly made and customized to taste with toppings and warm syrups.
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