A guide to every Outer Banks filming location.

Admiral's House in South Carolina

The stately interiors of the Admiral's House in North Charleston, South Carolina were used as the backdrop for the Pogues' entry into the eerie Blackstone Manor. The neoclassical house, built in 1905, is available for weddings and events with overnight accommodation.

Crystal Pier in North Carolina

To gather information, a handful of the Pogues visit a beach pier in episode three of season four. This goal is represented by Crystal Pier at Wrightsville Beach in North Carolina. The 475-foot-long fishing pier adjoins the historic Oceanic Restaurantwhich is known for its local seafood. While the pier itself is free to the public for walking and fishing, it can also be reserved for private events, including wedding ceremonies. The restaurant also hosts events such as: annual oyster roast And Full Moon Matters.

Fort Fisher State Recreation Area in North Carolina

Part of the beach race in season four takes place Fort Fisher State Recreation Area at Kure Beach. It is the only park in the system that allows four-wheel drive beach access, making it a popular spot for surf fishing NC Department of Parks and Recreation. As in OBXIn the warmer months, the sandy beaches are home to loggerhead sea turtle nests.

Lion Castle Estate in Barbados

Carlos Singh's estate, featured in the third season, is represented by Lion Castle Estate in St. Thomas, Barbados. The property sits on more than 140 acres and includes a Plantation house Built in 1721, a two-story residence and manager's house with three bedrooms and one bathroom. The property is currently on the market $6.1 million.

Cattlewash Beach in Barbados

The Camerons own a mansion in Guadelupe, which was featured in the third season. The exterior of this home is located on Cattlewash Beach. The tranquil location on the east coast of Barbados is a popular spot for beach walks where you can feel the sea breeze and soak up the sun. But since the currents are strong, Swimming is not recommended.

St John Parish Church in Barbados

The church is shown, which plays a key role in the third season Parish church of St. John. The Gothic-inspired structure was first built near Hackleton's Cliff around 1645. Unfortunately, it was destroyed by a hurricane and rebuilt more than once Visit Barbadosand the existing building has stood since 1836.

Charleston Museum in South Carolina

For the Pogues, museum visits are often a necessary part of their treasure hunt. In the third season, John B and Big John visit the Charleston Museum. Founded in 1773, this museum is the oldest in the United States. There, visitors can explore collections and exhibits about the South Carolina Lowcountry, including historic homes, among others Silver collectionand more.

Cove Spring House in Barbados

The Camerons' vacation home in the Bahamas – a spectacular waterfront mansion with an infinity pool – proves to be a standout filming location in the second season. In reality, this property is located in Barbados. Known as Cove Spring House, the home sits on a coral cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea available for rent. Not to mention, it's become a popular celebrity destination ever since Prince Harry and Meghan MarkleElton John and Simon Cowell stayed there. Read more about how this location was chosen for the series Here.

Fairmont Royal Pavilion in Barbados

During the second season, John B and Sarah get comfortable Fairmont Royal Pavilion. The five-star hotel features over 11 acres of historic tropical gardens and a Caribbean beach, making it an excellent location for a relaxing retreat.

Edmondston-Alston House in South Carolina

There really is no shortage of historic homes featured throughout the series. For Carla Limbrey's house at 27 King Street, the production commissioned the Edmondston-Alston House. Built in 1825, the property is one of the oldest homes along Charleston's High Battery Promenade. The building has survived the Civil War, the 1886 earthquake and many hurricanes. Today it is a museum where visitors can learn about the history of the people who lived and worked on the property and view the collection of furniture, paintings, silver, books and more.

Bathsheba Beach in Barbados

Bathsheba Beach in Barbados forms the setting for what JJ calls Poguelandia. With crashing waves and striking rock formations, the beach offers plenty of breathtaking views. It's also home to the Soup Bowl, where surfers and bodyboarders come from far and wide to ride the waves.

Lowndes Grove, South Carolina

Shown is Sarah Cameron's family home, the fictional Tanneyhill estate Lowndes Grove. The historic Charleston home sits on 14 acres, is surrounded by oak groves and has water views. Built in 1786, Lowndes Grove is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is currently used for weddings, meetings, receptions and celebrations. Read more about the Georgian-style house and how it was transformed Outer Banks Here.

Shem Creek, South Carolina

Many of the waterfront boat scenes are filmed there Shem Creek in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. Just a short drive from Charleston, the area is a popular spot for creekside dining and water sports activities.

Hunting Island Lighthouse

In the first season, the Huntington Island Lighthouse in South Carolina is the lighthouse where the Pogues search for more answers. Located in Hunting Island State Park, the lighthouse was originally built in 1859 and later rebuilt in 1875 after it was destroyed in the Civil War. Although it is currently closed to tours for maintenance, visitors can still view the lighthouse from the ground Chat with on-site lecturers to find out more about the lighthouse.

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