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Sweater Weather on North Carolina's Crystal Coast

August 10, 2009

For Media Information:
Jamey Ivey/Kerry Anne Watson
The Zimmerman Agency 850.668.2222
jivey@zimmerman.com

Sweater Weather on North Carolina's Crystal Coast

EMERALD ISLE o ATLANTIC BEACH o MOREHEAD CITY o BEAUFORT o CAPE LOOKOUT, N.C. --With temperature and rates dropping it is the perfect time of year to visit the Crystal Coast, North Carolina's Southern Outer Banks, where visitors discover this undiscovered treasure and "sweater weather" with rates an average of 50 percent lower in the Winter. The Crystal Coast is the more unknown and unpretentious outer banks allowing this area to preserve its natural beauty and making it ideal for grabbing a comfortable sweater and walking for more than 80 miles on the pristine sands without passing another person, truly giving visitors the feeling of a private beach.

After a day spent meandering along the beaches or exploring the Crystal Coast, from kayak voyages to Cape Lookout National Seashore or diving to discover the mysteries lying within the Graveyard of the Atlantic, travelers looking for a place to rest tired eyes before their next Crystal Coast adventure find lodging that is both comfortable and reasonably priced. With the Crystal Coast offering a variety of lodging options to suit every lifestyle and budget from seaside cottages and massive beach mansions to oceanfront hotel accommodations and coastal bed and breakfast inns.

Travelers wishing to live like millionaires on an "average Joe's" budget have the opportunity to rent one of the many opulent homes dotting the coastline. These deluxe digs range from quaint beach cottages to mammoth beach houses known locally as "sand castles," with grand names like Bedazzled and Anna Victoria. Quaint bed and breakfast cottages in Historic Beaufort allow visitors to immerse themselves in historic surroundings, with the ultimate in personalized comfort.

Along with low winter rates, the Crystal Coast is famous for the 85-miles of shimmering beaches, crystalline blue water and lush maritime forests, North Carolina's Crystal Coast along the Southern Outer Banks was designated as having "Clean and Healthy" beaches by the Clean Beaches Council. The Crystal Coast is recognized among the best shipwreck diving destinations in the world by Scuba Diving magazine.

To experience a vacation full of Sweater Weather on North Carolina's
Crystal Coast, call (800) 786-6962 or visit www.crystalcoastnc.org.
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Jamey Ivey
The Zimmerman Agency
(850) 668-2222
jivey@zimmerman.com


Press Kit Attractions At-a-Glance Accommodations Dining Saltwater Activities Island Hopping Festivals Releases Resources Image Library Archives Search Contact News @lerts Consumer Website	Releases Sweater Weather on North Carolina's Crystal Coast August 10, 2009 For Media Information: Jamey Ivey/Kerry Anne Watson The Zimmerman Agency 850.668.2222 jivey@zimmerman.com Sweater Weather on North Carolina's Crystal Coast EMERALD ISLE o ATLANTIC BEACH o MOREHEAD CITY o BEAUFORT o CAPE LOOKOUT, N.C. --With temperature and rates dropping it is the perfect time of year to visit the Crystal Coast, North Carolina's Southern Outer Banks, where visitors discover this undiscovered treasure and "sweater weather" with rates an average of 50 percent lower in the Winter. The Crystal Coast is the more unknown and unpretentious outer banks allowing this area to preserve its natural beauty and making it ideal for grabbing a comfortable sweater and walking for more than 80 miles on the pristine sands without passing another person, truly giving visitors the feeling of a private beach. After a day spent meandering along the beaches or exploring the Crystal Coast, from kayak voyages to Cape Lookout National Seashore or diving to discover the mysteries lying within the Graveyard of the Atlantic, travelers looking for a place to rest tired eyes before their next Crystal Coast adventure find lodging that is both comfortable and reasonably priced. With the Crystal Coast offering a variety of lodging options to suit every lifestyle and budget from seaside cottages and massive beach mansions to oceanfront hotel accommodations and coastal bed and breakfast inns. Travelers wishing to live like millionaires on an "average Joe's" budget have the opportunity to rent one of the many opulent homes dotting the coastline. These deluxe digs range from quaint beach cottages to mammoth beach houses known locally as "sand castles," with grand names like Bedazzled and Anna Victoria. Quaint bed and breakfast cottages in Historic Beaufort allow visitors to immerse themselves in historic surroundings, with the ultimate in personalized comfort. Along with low winter rates, the Crystal Coast is famous for the 85-miles of shimmering beaches, crystalline blue water and lush maritime forests, North Carolina's Crystal Coast along the Southern Outer Banks was designated as having "Clean and Healthy" beaches by the Clean Beaches Council. The Crystal Coast is recognized among the best shipwreck diving destinations in the world by Scuba Diving magazine. To experience a vacation full of Sweater Weather on North Carolina's Crystal Coast, call (800) 786-6962 or visit www.crystalcoastnc.org. ### « Back to Releases
	Year 2010 For More Media Information Jamey Ivey The Zimmerman Agency (850) 668-2222 jivey@zimmerman.com