They say there's a difference between vacationing somewhere and staying somewhere. When you choose to stay somewhere you immerse yourself in the local culture and you learn what life would be like if you lived there year-round. We hope all who come to Hatteras Island get the chance to stay with us, to experience this beautiful island and all its proclivities. We want our reflections of life on Hatteras to serve as a starting point for you to plan your stay at one of our properties. Don't forget to check out all of the fun activities while you're here!
The deal is, we know we can go through the list and talk until we're blue in the face, but if you haven't experienced the fall on the island yourself, nothing will come close to explaining its grandeur...but we'll try with a picture. Or two.
Saturday, September 17th, marked the 12th Annual Day at the Docks, a festival in Hatteras Village that celebrates the watermen of Hatteras Island.
June is one of the busiest months on Hatteras Island, for good reason.
Every day in May was beautiful on Hatteras Island, despite some rain and clouds.
Sunny skies, painterly sunsets and clear blue water summed up April 2016 on Hatteras Island.
Take a peek into our gallery for a collection of March happenings on Hatteras Island!
February is generally the coldest month on Hatteras Island, but this year has been fairly warm with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. Sunny days have brought islanders and guests outside to play, getting an early start on Spring's rejuvenating work.
With only a couple of short cold spells, islanders and residents were able to enjoy balmy days in the sun throughout most of January. As the seasons go through their cycles, powerful sunsets of winter made quite the spectacle, while the island rests and prepares for another season of friends and guests.
Fall From the Hatteras Island Local’s Perspective:
When you’re born and raised on Hatteras Island, you experience life a little differently than most. Not just in the small-town way, that is both charming and intimidating, but in a cyclical manner of extremes. From Easter to Thanksgiving,
"Be like a flower and turn your face to the sun."
-Kahlil Gibran
