Assuming you mean by car, the Outer Banks are about a 12 hour drive from NYC. To get there, you’ll need to take the New Jersey Turnpike south to the Delaware Memorial Bridge. From there, you’ll head east on Route 40 until you reach Route 13. Once you’re on Route 13, you’ll follow it down to the Maryland/Virginia border. At the border, you’ll take Route 50 east until you reach Route 90. From Route 90, you’ll take Route 13 south until you reach the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. Once you’re across the bridge, you’ll follow Route 13 down to the Virginia/North Carolina border. From there, you’ll take Route 158 east until you reach the Outer Banks.
Other related questions:
Q: Where do you fly into to go to the Outer Banks?
A: There are a few different airports that you could fly into in order to get to the Outer Banks. One option would be to fly into Norfolk International Airport, which is located about 100 miles away from the Outer Banks. Another option would be to fly into Raleigh-Durham International Airport, which is located about 150 miles away from the Outer Banks.
Q: Can you fly to the Outer Banks from NY?
A: Yes, you can fly to the Outer Banks from NY.
Q: Can you get to Outer Banks by train?
A: Yes, you can get to Outer Banks by train.
Q: Do you need a ferry to get to Outer Banks?
A: There is no need for a ferry to get to the Outer Banks; however, if you are traveling from Ocracoke Island, you will need to take a ferry to get to the mainland.