Cabana—Hatteras National Seashore - Vacation rental home in Hatteras, NC

Our cabana is a complimentary-standing, smoke-complimentary, efficiency just steps away from the beach and has three decks including a roof top deck with an ocean view. Ground level parking is included under the unit. The entry deck has a picnic table. Appreciate a morning cup of Joe or an evening wine or drink from the two life guard chairs on the roof top deck. The cabana has a completely equipped kitchen, full size bed with two chairs and modest dining table. A starter pack with toilet paper, a roll of paper towels, hand soap, dish soap and trash bags are supplied.

Linens, pillows, pillow covers, bed cover, bedspread, bath towels, hand towels, and a dish towel are now supplied. NOTE: BEACH TOWELS ARE NOT PROVIDED. Towels supplied are not to be removed from the Cabana.

The unit has A/C and heat, cable and Wi-Fi.

Family Animals are allowed with a $80 plus tax pet fee. We ask that you adhere to the pet policy: All family pets must be leashed at all times on the property. Please clean up after your pets. You may dispose of your bags in the dumpster located at the front of the property. Please do not leave your pets for long periods of time on the porch or decks or leave them unattended in the cabana for long periods of time as well.

Hatteras Village is located across Pamlico Sound 25 miles from the North Carolina mainland to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east of our Cabana which accepts you to appreciate the remoteness of Hatteras Island and Hatteras Village. The National Park Service maintains the adjacent beach which is part of Cape Hatteras National Seashore. This is the only beach in the Carolinas where you can savor the warmth and romance of a fire on the beach. Sound side kayaking is effortlessly accessible with a county put-in at the Hatteras Island Ocean Center less than a quarter mile down the road. Or enjoy ocean kayaking just a few steps away past the sand dune. Free downloadable NPS Beach Fire Permit is available online from the National Park Service website.