Outer Banks Business 
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Outer Banks Business Spotlight: OBX Wakeboard and Water Ski
Thursday, March 4th, 2010 at 5:51pm. 115 Views, 1 Comments.
If you are looking for a great way to spend an afternoon of your Outer Banks vacation, look no further than OBX Wakeboard & Water Ski. Whether it is wakeboarding, water-skiing, skurfing, tubing, or kneeboarding they have it covered. Their captains are all certified water ski instructors and USCG Certified.
They are conveniently located at the Kitty Hawk Kites store in Duck. For more information on reservations contact them at 252 256 2018, waterskivacations@gmail.com or online at Kitty Hawk Kites.
Outer Banks Business Spotlight: Outer Banks Air Charters
Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 at 10:05am. 90 Views, 0 Comments.
Are you looking for the fastest way to get to and from the Outer Banks? Look no further than, Outer Banks Air Charters. If you are like me and hate the hassle of endless checkpoints and aimlessly waiting in lines just to get on a commercial plane, consider the hassle-free opportunities offered by this local air charter service.
I think owner Charlie Snow's blog sums up the, best reasons to use Outer Banks Air Charters vs. flying into a nearby commercial airport. A few of my favorites include no shoe removal, no layovers, no full body scans, no hassles, and they have never lost a piece of luggage.
If he did not offer enough reasons, Outer Banks Air Charters has a Facebook page that you can become a fan of and learn more about the Free Seats and Fare…
Outer Banks Business Spotlight: Slice Pizzeria
Tuesday, February 16th, 2010 at 2:59pm. 67 Views, 0 Comments.
Slice, one of the newest pizzerias to open on the Outer Banks, June 2008, and also happens to be one of the best. The menu at Slice includes subs, salads, calzones, and pasta in addition to pizza. If you eat at Slice you can enjoy one a glass of beer or wine with your meal.
If your in the mood for pizza and are around MP 8.5 in Kill Devil Hills, be sure to check out Slice. For more information on what they have to offer visit their website - Slice Pizzeria
I just noticed they have a "Mobile VIP Rewards" - you can join by texting "Pie" to 95495
Outer Banks Business Spotlight: Tortugas Lie
Thursday, January 7th, 2010 at 9:51am. 79 Views, 0 Comments.
Eating at Tortugas Lie is like taking a trip to the islands without having to leave Nags Head. This Caribbean style restaurant offers authentic island favorites like, jerk beef and chicken, conch fritters, Tortola Chicken, and more. It also serves delicious local Outer Banks seafood like Tuna, clams, and shrimp.
Besides a delicious menu, the interior of Tortugas Lie is quite interesting with coral and fish tanks, hundreds of licenses plates covering the ceiling and walls, and a decidely Island feel. Whether for food or drinks, Tortugas Lie, is an excellent stop during a vacation or more regularly if you are fortunate enough to live here.
One small additional item that puts Tortugas atop my dining favorites, is that they have their daily specials…
Opportunity for Outer Banks Amusement Park
Monday, January 4th, 2010 at 10:20am. 86 Views, 1 Comments.
One thing you will not currently find from Corolla to Nags Head is an amusement park. It is amazing that such a long big area is devoid of an amusement park. There is one location in Nags Head, that currently has some remnants of rides, but nothing that is operational.
I saw this article about a company in New Jersey, that just opened an amusement park in a small oceanside town in 2009. Gillians Funland of Sea Isle City reported profits of close to $400,000 for thir first year in Sea Isle City. In an area that has a summer rental season from Memorial to Labor Day, a company was able to turn a strong profit. I would think that with a season as long as the Outer Banks, the possibility of opening an amusement park in the Outer Banks would have to be…
Outer Banks Business Spotlight - Gravedigger and The Diggers Dungeon
Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009 at 11:11am. 450 Views, 1 Comments.
Definitely one of the most famous landmarks on the way to the Outer Banks is the home of Gravedigger. The famous monster truck is joined by The Diggers Dungeon. Both provide an excellent reason to make a short stop on the way to the beach.
Gravedigger and The Diggers Dungeon are both owned by legendary local Dennis Anderson. In addition to the legendary home of Gravedigger, Dennis has recently opened, Dennis Anderson's Muddy Motorsports Park. This outstanding home to mudboggin and racin is just minutes from the beach. For more information visit their website www.dennisandersonsmotorsportspark.com or www.gravedigger.com