Immediately south of Salvo awaits an uninhabited 11.5-mile section of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. The Salvo Day Use Area and other pull-offs and ORV (Off-Road Vehicle) ramps provide …

Where is Salvo, NC's, location on the Outer Banks? Salvo, NC, is the third village you'll get to as you drive south on Hatteras Island. From the Herbert C. Bonner Bridge, it's about a 20-minute drive to …

Winding through thick patches of maritime forest, marshes, and soundfront beaches, the wild trails just south of Salvo are virtually undiscovered. In fact, the only sign of human habitation in this area is an …

The true treasure of Salvo, however, is the quick and easy access to watersports, fishing, and plenty of undeveloped open beaches. Come experience a relaxing Outer Banks vacation and pick up a new …

The best place to enjoy your favorite sound activities is the Salvo Day Use Area, located just south of the village. The Pamlico Sound's calm and shallow waters make it a hit for families with young …

The name "Salvo" allegedly stems from the American Civil War, during which a passing Union vessel spotted the settlement, which was not marked on their maps. The commanding officer ordered an …

With unspoiled National Park land to the south and the villages of Waves and Rodanthe to the north, Salvo offers a wealth of natural beauty while still remaining close by to daytime activities. In addition …

As most places south of Oregon Inlet, there's plenty of beach to go around in Salvo, so don't worry about the beach being too crowded. Salvo's charm follows from what it is (a community of beach homes) …

Situated on the edge of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore Preserve, last development in Salvo, South Beach is for discriminating renters who want the best of sun, sand and waves! Spectacular …

South Swell - 5 houses to Ocean - Pool! offers accommodations in Salvo, a 2-minute walk from Salvo Beach. This property offers a private pool and free private parking.