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Guarding the most treacherous stretch of eastern shoreline known as the Graveyard of the Atlantic stands the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse.  Before we explore the facility in depth, we need a better understanding of how it came about. Not far from…

In 1937, the United States government designated part of the Atlantic coastline as the country's first national seashore. The result is the breathtaking Cape Hatteras National Seashore, where the wind, ocean, and shifting sands continually shape the landscape.  The park…

While the prospect of exploring a graveyard may not appeal to most, a visit to the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum will appeal to young and old alike.  This facility shares the maritime history and culture of North Carolina's Diamond Shoals.…

Weathering storms and shifting tides, the Rodanthe Fishing Pier stands as a lasting symbol of the Outer Banks community's long-suffering strength.  This iconic dock embodies community spirit, as it was created in 1960 by the Rodanthe-Waves-Salvo Civic Association to provide…

"Promising the Future by Preserving the Present!" is not only the website slogan for the Hatteras Island Ocean Center, it's the DNA of this facility.  Our story begins with the Hatteras Island-Ocracoke Anglers Club's purchase of the old Coast Guard…