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Visit Corolla in the Outer Banks




By Caitlin Moore

In spite of its recent explosion as a desirable destination for big groups of diversion-seeking people, its heritage as a quiet fishing village along a peaceful stretch of North Carolina's shoreline gives Corolla an air of calm and a down-to-earth personality. The simplicity is still there, if a bit hidden beneath the polished tourist amenities and ample vacation rentals, explaining the popularity of this place and ensuring its status as a prime holiday spot for all kinds of travelers.

The Outer Banks is a place where pleasure is sought and found, where old mixes with new. The history, from the lighthouses to the wild horses, is a tangible presence and the ocean isn't too shy either. The terrain of the barrier islands does something to awaken the most primal stirrings of human nature; making one's way to the wilderness, can at times make you forget who and where you are. This experience does wonders for overworked men and women who don't just want a vacation, they actually need one. Take a break from the cubicle, from the commute, from the computer, and venture to a land that will make everything seem uncomplicated.

This entire region sparkles with personality and several distinct towns join together to make the whole place full of life, but when visiting it's best to focus on a small portion as your home base in order to feel at home and convenient to all the sightseeing highlights. Corolla, the northernmost accessible town on the Outer Banks, is a good place to hang your hat. It is considered to be one of the best "undiscovered" beach towns on the East Coast, meaning that it won't be the same frenetic scene that other places tend to provide. There's a semblance of untouched beauty along these sandy dunes, well worth checking out with your own eyes.

Corolla is near several lighthouses that can be toured and enjoyed up close and personal, so if you've a liking for old-fashioned tales of the sea, save room in your schedule for a little excursion. The Whalehead Club might be the area's most famous landmark. This massive estate was the winter home of an established family and served as the anchor for the region's further development. Along with the Currituck Heritage Park and the Jones Hill Life Saving Station, the intriguing events of the past are yours to explore.

Most of your days will probably be spent kicking back and enjoying the beach, however. Remember the whole timeless thing? The minutes will slow to molasses as you and yours frolic in the surf, nap in the sun, fish, beach comb and simply exist. Some vacations are jam-packed with coming and going, running and racing from one place to the next – be advised that this rarely happens in Corolla. It's all about taking it easy here, about slowing your pace to match the peaceful breath of the ocean and the easy gait of the locals.

A beach getaway to the Outer Banks, to Corolla specifically, will restore your energy and your ability to face the world with a full tank of energy. Something about the air and land, and maybe those wild horses running around up north, tend to lead to rejuvenation. The best way to take advantage of this method of relaxation is to rent a vacation property for you and your family. This way, everyone can settle into comfort and convenience, have plenty of room, and exist in harmony within reach of the town's restaurants and shops.

Picking out a plum Corolla Vacation Rental (there are hundreds to choose from, so you're sure to find one that suits you) is pretty much how it's done, so go online to peruse the listings today.
 
 
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