Ocracoke Beach

Ocracoke Beach is a renowned beach located on the east coast. It is characterized by its soft, expansive sand and clean, beautifully colored water. The beach is long, with fine, white sand, and is often adorned with blue shade structures and umbrellas, adding to its aesthetic appeal. The beach's natural beauty is further enhanced by the backdrop of the dunes. The beach is accessible only by ferry, which is free of charge. However, visitors should be prepared for a wait of 30 to 45 minutes to load, and the trip itself is approximately 40 minutes. Ocracoke Beach is not typically crowded, especially during the off-season in the middle of October, when visitors can often enjoy the beach to themselves. Walking along the seemingly endless miles of this beach, visitors can sometimes go for half an hour or more without seeing another person, making for a truly serene experience.