Legend has it that the ancestors of the ponies found on Ocracoke Island today came from shipwrecked vessels in the Graveyard of the Atlantic, or from Spanish explorers DeSoto or Cortez. Historians seem to think the ponies came with the Raleigh expeditions and were left on Roanoke Island. The current day ponies are fenced in and cared for by the National Park Service and can be seen grazing on the sparse grasses of the island.
Come and explore the waters of Ocracoke on your own! You're the Captain with daily and package deals available. Go fishing, clamming or sightseeing in one of our 16 to 21
Ocracoke, NC BusinessesEnjoy some of the greatest fishing in the world. Captain David Nagel, a licensed skipper and expert fishing guide, will take you where the fish are. He knows the holes, shoals and sloughs. If he can't find them in one place, he'll try another and another until they'
Ocracoke, NC BusinessesWe are open 7 days per week and we're the angling authority on Ocracoke Island! Your place for bait, tackle, ice, beer, snacks and rod &
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A short, tight, tree-lined course. Water hazards come into play on six holes. Tees and fairways are Tifton 419 and greens are...
2 rooms. Refrigerator, Microwave, Coffee Maker, Fish Cleaning Facilities, Non-Smoking Rooms Available, Full Breakfast, Guest...
History museum featuring Civil War Battle of Plymouth, April 17-20, 1864. NC's second largest battle and last major southern ...