Digging Holes in the sand
Digging large holes on the beach can be a hazard to both humans and wildlife day and night. Sand holes collapse often due to the instability and weight of sand, posing a suffocation risk to anyone in the sand hole. Sand holes create hazards for lifeguards patrolling the beach on ATVs and people walking along the beach. In addition, sand holes can become fatal traps for sea turtles that generally nest on the beach at night. Be sure to fill all sand holes at the end of the day, or, better yet, build an epic sand castle instead!
Stay safe on the beach and look out for others!
Here is a link to the video from Nags Head Ocean Rescue. It also lists where public beach accesses are and where lifeguards are located.
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Mar 23, 2023
Reel Salt Check-in Instructions
CHECK-IN:-check-in time begins at 4:00 PM Eastern Standard Time. We have keyless entry at our property. This is convenient for you and for us. NO KEYS, NO CHECKING IN WITH A REALTY COMPANY. You will receive a key-code and instructions prior to your arrival via email and you may proceed directly to the property at check-in time. The Key Code will allow entry at 4 p.m. on your scheduled check-in day.
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