More Photos of Pelican's Perch

Bring your favorite flag and a kite or two and 
fly them high over the Outer Banks!

This section of the beach is home to wild horses believed to be descendants
of Spanish Mustangs brought ashore over 400 years ago!  Cow dolphin
and their calfs can be seen swimming offshore and large sea turtles can
be seen at certain times of the year. The display of stars at night is
spectacular since the area is not affected by city lights. Decks on both
floors of this home offer fantastic sunrise and sunset views. Access to
the beach is just a short walk over the dunes. Treat your family and
friends to a fabulous beach experience, enhanced by this
home's ample amenities, luxurious comforts and ideal location.

The view from Pelican's perch is unobstructed.  Most semi-ocean front homes in this section of the beach do 
not offer such an "open to the ocean" view. 

Our newest edition is the poolside Tiki Bar.  Refrigerator, rail bar, bar stools, ornamental lighting and tiki hand carvings against a straw thatched roof.  Great place to relax and listen to "Pelican's Perch Beach Tunes" after a fun filled day on the beach.
Second floor deck looking west overlooking pool.  Great place to pick crabs!	Pool and hot tub.
	View at dusk from deck looking toward ocean (east).
View from back deck looking west towards the sound.	Canals to the west, which lead to the sound, offer great canoe and kayak opportunities.
View looking south from upper deck.	It's fun to view the active purple martin colonies building nests and feeding young, while you relax in  the hot tub  or pool. (April thru July)
	A day at the beach out in front of Pelican's Perch
Pelican's Perch guest Lance Carowick, Art Director for the PA Outdoor Times, with a 25 inch puppy drum taken in the surf in front of Pelican's Perch in September.	Our guests have caught speckled trout up to 20 inches in the surf along with flounder, croakers and striped bass.
The girls head for the beach around 10 AM and stay all day.	Our Jack Russell terrier, Happy, loves the  beach and relishes digging up sand flees and fiddler crabs.  Dogs are always welcome at Pelican's Perch.
	The ocean is just a short walk away.
You are in the heart of the wild horse community.  Pony's visit us daily.	Welk and Conch shells along with sand dollars can be gathered on the beach, especially after a "nor eastern". Purple martin housing with hanging gourds adds to the tropical ambiance of Pelican's Perch.

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