Explore 14 Must-See ‘Outer Banks’ Filming Locati

1. Introduction

Discover the stunning filming locations for Netflix’s Outer Banks, which, while set in North Carolina, are primarily filmed in South Carolina. Explore iconic spots that bring to life the adventures of the Pogue crew.

2. Iconic Locations

2.1 Shem Creek, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Sem Creek, Mt. Pleasant, at sunset — Riddhish Chakraborty/Getty Images

The series captures sun-soaked scenes along Mount Pleasant’s Shem Creek, a delightful waterfront area teeming with scenic views and outdoor activities, including kayaking and paddleboarding.

2.2 Pitt Street, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Pitt Street Causeway by the marsh — Daniela Duncan/Getty Images

Pitt Street features several notable locations from the show, including the fictional Kildare County Sheriff’s Station and the Pitt Street Pharmacy, located among charming historic buildings.

2.3 The Wreck of the Richard and Charlene, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Known as a Pogue hangout in the series, The Wreck of the Richard and Charlene offers fresh seafood and a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for enjoying creek-side dining.

2.4 Hunting Island Lighthouse, Saint Helena Island, South Carolina

Lighthouse at Hunting Island State Park — Wolfgang Kaehler/Getty Images

This iconic lighthouse, a historical landmark, stands as a popular filming location, enhancing the mystical charm of Outer Banks and offering a glimpse of past maritime history.

2.5 Geechie Seafood, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Notably featured as Heyward’s Seafood in the show, Geechie Seafood is the perfect spot to indulge in fresh, local seafood.

2.6 The Kiawah Island Golf Resort, Kiawah Island, South Carolina

Kiawah Island Resort with blue-sky background — Skeet McAuley/Getty Images

This luxurious resort stands in for the country club in the show and offers fantastic facilities for golf and relaxation, making it an ideal getaway for visitors seeking both adventure and leisure.

2.7 Washington Square, Charleston, South Carolina

Washington Square Park in downtown Charleston in the early morning. — Bkamprath/Getty Images

John B and Sarah enjoy a romantic day in this downtown park, perfect for leisurely strolls or picnics, accentuated by the historical backdrop of Charleston.

2.8 Charleston Gaillard Center, Charleston, South Carolina

The exterior of this venue takes on the guise of the UNC Chapel Hill Law Library, adding cinematic flair to its architectural significance as a performance space.

2.9 Morris Island Lighthouse, Folly Beach, South Carolina

Morris Island Lighthouse in South Carolina — Daniela Duncan/Getty Images

This iconic structure, part of South Carolina’s maritime history, plays a significant role in the show, adding drama and intrigue to the Pogue adventures.

2.10 The Ben Silver Collection, Charleston, South Carolina

To embrace the Kook lifestyle, visit The Ben Silver Collection, known for its upscale fashion selections.

2.11 Bridgetown, St. Michael, Barbados

Promenade at waterfront in Bridgetown, Barbados — NAPA74/Getty Images.

As Season 3 unfolds, the Pogues’ journey takes them to Barbados where they encounter the vibrant urban atmosphere of Bridgetown.

2.12 St. John’s Parish Church, St. John, Barbados

St. John Parish Church on a sunny day — thierry64/Getty Images

St. John’s Parish Church, known for its stunning cliff-side views, creates a memorable connection to John B’s quest in the show.

2.13 The Charleston Museum, Charleston, South Carolina

As the oldest museum in the U.S., The Charleston Museum plays a pivotal role in the heist narrative, filled with engaging exhibits reflecting the region’s rich history.

2.14 Welchman Hall Gully, St. Thomas, Barbados

The breathtaking cave scenes in Season 3 were filmed at Welchman Hall Gully, a stunning natural formation and a beautiful attraction in its own right.