North Carolina, United States Roanoke Island

North Carolina, United States

Roanoke Island

Roanoke Island, is an island located in Dare County, just off the North Carolina coast, the United States. Peninsula extends about 12 miles (19 km) at a rate of 3 miles (5 km), and has a population of 6724 in the 2000 census.

Island located along the United States in the main highway from the mainland of North Carolina. Combines the island between entertainment features with historical sites and outdoor theater to form one of the main tourist attractions in the province.

Roanoke Island is one of the oldest English islands. Water surrounds the island is relatively quiet corridors with the waterfront of the city and harbor distinctive opportunities to eat outdoors with fun shopping shops unconventionality of jewelry, art, coastal, gifts and decorations. In addition to the possibility of eating fresh food in local restaurants or cooking at home from fresh harvest of crabs and shellfish fish.

 If you plan to spend your holiday in Roanoke Island, or just stay in the one-day trip you'll find plenty of things to enjoy in this island. Includes Roanoke Island for many of the world models attractions, focused many attractions in Roanoke Island history as the site of colonial English first, and these features: National Historic Site Fort Raleigh, and gardens Elizabethan, Sloop Elizabeth II, and the Festival of Roanoke Island Park, a series Elizabethan plays and other Alajellalat to this heritage.

There are other attractions in Roanoke Island, such as the aquarium in the state of North Carolina at Roanoke Island, and presentations in the beautiful outdoor theater, Maritime Museum in North Carolina and Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse. With all these attractions and many of the sites that you can identify them in the history of Roanoke Island in the one-day trip or stay for several days in this beautiful island.

Guests stroll along the boardwalk