None of them are actually in North Carolina.
If you want a taste of the Pogue life, look no further thanCharleston, South Carolina.
Netflix’sOuter Banks, which is technically set in the realOuter Banksof North Carolina, isn’t actually filmed there.
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The series showcases some of the most scenic spots in Charleston and Mount Pleasant.
(Read on only if you don’t mind Season 3 spoilers.)
Grab an open-air table at the creekside restaurant in Mount Pleasant for fresh seafood fried to perfection.
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It was rebuilt in 1875 and currently stands as a popular tourist attraction.
This seafood shack is the perfect place to find fresh shrimp straight from Shem Creek.
In fact, the whole area is a seafood lover’s paradise.
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The patch of green space is perfect for a romantic stroll or picnic amid the Spanish moss-draped oaks.
As a bonus,Washington Squareis also right in the middle of the city’s historic district.
Constructed in 1872, its tower has leaned a little northeast ever since an earthquake struck in 1886.
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At 161 feet, it also happens to be the tallest lighthouse in the state.
And there’s no better way to cop some rich-kid style than atThe Ben Silver Collectionflagship store in Charleston.
Bridgetown, St. Michael, Barbados
Season 3 takes the Pogues ofOuter BankstoBarbados.
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Barbados' capital city is known for its colonial architecture, museums, and shopping.
Today, it’s included on many east coast tours of the island.
Stand (safely) at the edge of the cliff for stunning ocean views.
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