With over 800 vacation rentals and all your wish-list amenities, Vacasa has vacation rentals for every group and budget. Browse all rentals, including pet-friendly homes, homes with pools, and oceanfront rentals. Our local team is dedicated to providing the best vacation experience for everyone, whether you are a longtime visitor of the Outer Banks or looking to plan your first stay. With our professional, local caretaking team, central support staff, and 24/7 customer service, we’ll be there every step of the way.

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Shallow Point

Shallow Point

Welcome to Shallow Point, a stunning vacation home nestled along the historic Askins Creek in Avon...

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  • Avon
  • 4 Bedrooms
Pelican

Pelican

Mere steps from the sand, the Pelican showcases the coastal retreat of your dreams! Close to all of...

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  • Buxton
  • 3 Bedrooms
Orca #14A-CAC

Orca #14A-CAC

If you’re looking for a tranquil, family- and dog-friendly stay on Cape Hatteras, you’ve found...

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  • Buxton
  • 3 Bedrooms
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Buxton Woods

Buxton Woods

Perhaps the reason that this area of maritime forest goes unnoticed, (an area which in fact comprises the majority of Frisco Village), is simply because the oceanfront beaches just yards away are too alluring to ignore, and garner the lion's share of vacationers' interest. This is understandable, as when most folks think of an Outer Banks vacation, they envision miles of unspoiled beaches, refreshing ocean waves, and plenty of room to spread out a beach blanket, and Frisco's beaches have all of these attributes in spades.

Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station

Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station

The Chicamacomico Lifesaving Station is one of Rodanthe's greatest treasures. This historical lifesaving station has been a popular attraction for Hatteras Island visitors for decades, and stands on the very edge of the small town of Rodanthe. Over the years, this station has been battered by hurricanes, ocean and soundside flooding, and ferocious gusts of winds, and yet it is still standing, and serves as a proud reminder of Hatteras Island and the Outer Banks' rich lifesaving history.