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Carova Travel Guide: Reviews, photos, & videos
Located in the extreme northeast corner of North Carolina in Currituck County lies a pristine, isolated beach town by the name of Carova where wild horses roam the 11 mile stretch of beach that runs from Corolla to the Virginia line. With little to no road access, the beaches in Carova can only be reached by boat or four-wheeler, thus enhancing the peaceful and isolated vibe of this pristine Outer Banks vacation destination. At such a remote location, travelers are encouraged explore the wide open Carova real estate to find the perfect Carova beach house for a unique and relaxing beach vacation away from the clutter and clatter of a more central, populated spot.
With its name derived from the combination of the first syllables of Carolina and Virginia, the community of Carova and the other nearby communities of Seagull, Penny’s Hill, Swan Beach and North Swan Beach are replete with multi-million dollar homes with ideal access to the soft sand beaches and the roaring Atlantic Ocean. With plenty of Carova vacation properties to choose from, the only issue you’ll likely to find is whether or not to try and ride the wild Banker horses that roam the shoreline. We’d advise you don’t, mostly because there’s a law for the beach that requires everyone to stay at least fifty feet away. And with numerous developers continuing to build up homes in the area, it’s advised to be on the lookout for some exciting Carova vacation property sales – just don’t build near the horses!
