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<blockquote data-quote="Mike150" data-source="post: 63381" data-attributes="member: 2287">I am going to assume that you are planning to arrive on a Saturday or Sunday.&nbsp; Almost all rentals are from Sat/Sat or Sun/Sun so half of the outerbanks visitors are traveling on each of those two days.&nbsp; You will make good time on the interstates, but highway 168 is a 4 lane local highway. All my past experiences have involved some idiot who either breaks down or wrecks to block traffic.&nbsp; I do believe that 4 hours is going to be your minimum drive if you have a couple of rest breaks, but don't be surprised if there are delays.What I was really trying to find out is how much time you set aside for tourist stops.&nbsp; I mentioned Colonial Williamsburg and Jamestown, Corolla and Kitty Hawk but don't forget the Lost Colony over on Manteo Island.There are also many marinas who take people out on fishing trips.&nbsp; For me, I just like to sit on the beach with a surf fishing rig&nbsp; and hope I catch a tasty dinner.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike150, post: 63381, member: 2287"] I am going to assume that you are planning to arrive on a Saturday or Sunday. Almost all rentals are from Sat/Sat or Sun/Sun so half of the outerbanks visitors are traveling on each of those two days. You will make good time on the interstates, but highway 168 is a 4 lane local highway. All my past experiences have involved some idiot who either breaks down or wrecks to block traffic. I do believe that 4 hours is going to be your minimum drive if you have a couple of rest breaks, but don't be surprised if there are delays. What I was really trying to find out is how much time you set aside for tourist stops. I mentioned Colonial Williamsburg and Jamestown, Corolla and Kitty Hawk but don't forget the Lost Colony over on Manteo Island. There are also many marinas who take people out on fishing trips. For me, I just like to sit on the beach with a surf fishing rig and hope I catch a tasty dinner. [/QUOTE]

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