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Outer Banks Alerts

CURRENT ALERTS: COVID-19

Please note that we are experiencing a high call volume. For the quickest response, please email us at info@beachrealtync.com and include your reservation number, property id, stay dates and specific information pertaining to your request. If you need need to cancel your existing reservation with us, you can start the process by completing our cancellation form here. 

This page contains information pertaining to current Outer Banks alerts for guests and homeowners. See below for our current alerts.

Please visit Dare or Currituck County pages for the latest and accurate updates:

Dare County    Currituck County

Dare County Requires Facemasks

22 Jun 2020
A Message from Chairman Bob Woodard Dare County Board of Commissioners Chairman Bob Woodard released a video message for the Dare County community following the announcement that face coverings must be worn in public spaces where social distancing cannot be maintained. Post Date: 06/22/2020 11:07...
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COVID-19 Update: Q&A For All Guests

3 Jun 2020
COVID-19 RELATED Q&A Q: Are visitors able to access the Outer Banks right now? A: Yes! As of May 16th 2020, all visitor restictions were lifted and the Outer Banks is open to all. Q: If I travel, what steps should I take to help...
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Outer Banks Hurricane Season Preperation

31 May 2020
Here's what to do if a hurricane or tropical storm is approaching during your vacation. You want to stay informed, secure the home, be prepared, and listen for evacuation orders. Beach Realty will keep you updated of any changes or evacuation orders. Stay tuned to...
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The Outer Banks Opens For Visitors on May 16th, 2020

6 May 2020
It is with great excitement that we are able to announce, The Outer Banks will open for visitors beginning May 16th, 2020! Dare & Currituck Counties have officially announced visitor reentry beginning on 5/16/20. Read announcement here . All confirmed and fully paid reservations with...
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Stay up to Date: Text Alerts

4 Sep 2019
Dare and Currituck Counties both provide text alerts so that you can stay up to date on the latest information during emergency events such as mandatory evacuation orders, flooding, wildfires, hurricane advisories, traffic disruptions, post-disaster information, etc. Currituck County Text Alerts Currituck County includes Corolla,...
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