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Take a surf lesson at Kitty Hawk Surf Co. and learn to ride the waves like a pro. Or, if surfing isn't your thing, try your hand at stand-up paddleboarding or kayaking.

After your morning on the water, head to the Outer Banks Brewing Station for lunch. This eco-friendly brewery is known for its craft beer and delicious food.

Spend the evening exploring the local art scene at the Dare County Arts Council. Check out the current exhibitions and attend one of the center's events or workshops.

Head to Nags Head Woods Ecological Preserve for a peaceful morning hike through the maritime forest. Keep an eye out for wildlife and enjoy the tranquility of the woods.

After your hike, cool off at the beach. Kill Devil Hills has multiple public beach accesses, so find a spot and soak up the sun.

End the day with a seafood dinner at Awful Arthur's Oyster Bar, a local favorite. Try the oysters (of course!) and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere.

Take a day trip to nearby Roanoke Island and visit the Roanoke Island Festival Park. Learn about the history of the first English settlement in the New World and explore the Elizabeth II, a replica of one of the ships that brought settlers to the area.

After the festival park, head to the North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island. See local marine life up close and learn about conservation efforts in the area.

End the day with dinner and drinks at Jack Brown's Beer and Burger Joint. This casual spot is known for its craft beer and creative burger toppings.

Start the day by taking a horseback ride on the beach with Equine Adventures. Enjoy the scenic views of the ocean and sand dunes from horseback.

After your ride, head to the Outer Banks Distilling for a tour and tasting of their locally made rum.

End the day with dinner at Hurricane Mo's Beachside Bar and Grill. Enjoy the beachy atmosphere and delicious seafood.