Reintroducing Nor’Banks’ 1971 Flying Scot, Kaya. Restored and rechristened this year, Kaya was named for track eight on Bob Marley and the Wailers’ 1971 release, Soul Revolution. Kaya is sporting new rigging, a Rastafari-inspired paint job by Emil Szemcsak, and zebra wood trim made with remnants from a wooden surfboard Dan made back in 2007. Why go to all that trouble for an old daysailer? Because she’s a classic and she deserves some flair. Because we love pointless details. Because… why not?

Don't forget!! We carry high quality deli products to make your stop that much more convenient to have the perfect beach day.

The 11th annual Ocracoke Fig Festival is happening NEXT WEEK, Aug 2-3. The festival will have live music, a traditional Ocracoke square dance, children’s crafts, talks by local fig experts and vendor booths offering fig preserves, fig cakes, fig trees, and other fig-tastic items. The weekend’s finale will be a dance with the Ocracoke Rockers. We can't wait to see you there!

Did you know we serve dinner 'til 10pm and steamers until 12am? The best late night meal!

Driving up and down the bypass or even the beach road in the heat of summer can be a suffocating, frustrating endeavor. Ditch your car or truck for a breezier set of wheels. Our rental bicycles are in great shape. Whether you're looking for a practical way to travel to and from the beach or for an adventure off the water, the benefits of having a bike at your disposal are extraordinary. No vehicle can take you around exclusive Outer Banks spaces quite like a bike can.