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fun beachside equipment | Nags Head | East Coast

A Slice Of Summer

by Marion Winik
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kitty hawk kites, (252) 441-4124, www.kittyhawk.com, has an amazing selection of kites, as well as other fun beachside equipment. many island locations.

tullio’s pastry shop, (252) 261-7111, has excellent cheesecake and key lime pie.

jockey’s ridge state park, in nags head, (252) 441-7132, features the highest dunes on the east coast.

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