Vacation Rentals & Apartments in North Carolina

Vacation Rentals & Apartments in North Carolina

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Highlights North Carolina

  • Outdoor activities
  • Coastal destination
  • Mountains
  • Big cities
  • Museums
  • Adventure sports

Best Vacation Rentals and Apartments in North Carolina

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Vacation Rental for 2 Guests in Durham (nc), North Carolina
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Durham (nc), North Carolina
Vacation Rental • 2 Guests • 2 Guests
9.0
(16 reviews)
This studio condo in Durham, North Carolina is an excellent choice for couples or solo travelers. Air-conditioned living area with flat screen televisions with a variety of programming options. Spacious room that is designed for short and long term guests offering full kitchen.• Studio with 1 Queen bed• Laptop-friendly• FREE Parking• FREE Wi-FiAdditional amenities you’ll find at Staybridge Durham-Chapel Hill include:• Outdoor Pool • BBQ Grills• Onsite Self-serve Guest LaundryLOCAL FAVORITESOur location in the heart of the city puts you close to Cedar Falls Park, Sandy Creek Park, Hollow Roc...
from CA$234 / night
Vacation Rental for 4 Guests in Asheville, Blue Ridge Mountains
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Asheville, Blue Ridge Mountains
Vacation Rental • 120 m² • 2 Bedrooms
9.9
(34 reviews)
Over 1,300 square-feet and two loft bedrooms, 33 Carolina Lane – a block once dedicated to agricultural industry, today a multi-cultural gathering spot – offers modern amenities and industrial design, with just the right touch of history: Curated artwork and pops of color, designer furnishings and massive flat-screen TVs, exposed ducts and lofted ceilings – all, in perfect balance with wizened walls and striking wood floors, layered with the patina of the past. The Rooms2 King Beds / 1 Full Bath 1,300 sq. ft Private Residential Loft + One Free Off Street Parking Space a block awayWell, you’...
from CA$345 / night
Vacation Rental for 2 Guests in Durham (nc), North Carolina
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Durham (nc), North Carolina
Vacation Rental • 690 m² • 1 Bedroom
Welcome to our exquisite corporate rental in Durham, where sophistication meets comfort within walking distance of Duke University. This fully furnished property offers a blend of designer furnishings and the convenience of all-inclusive utilities. Ideal for corporate professionals, visiting scholars, or anyone seeking proximity to the university, this remarkable residence promises a harmonious blend of elegance and functionality.The Rooms???????????? ????????????????????????????????:➜ Sleeps up 2 guests➜ 1 Bedroom with plush memory foam mattresses and pillows➜ 1 Bathroom➜ Kitchenette, dini...
from CA$139 / night

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Prices and availability

Current Vacation rental prices North Carolina

CA$524for 27 Apr - 4 May
CA$554 annual average
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Current vacation rental availability North Carolina

36%for 27 Apr - 4 May
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Vacation rentals in North Carolina

Rentals of all kinds in the best places in the state

Looking for the ideal place to spend your vacation? Holidu has exactly what you're looking for in the vibrant North Carolina state. This great destination offers a variety of climates, soils, and landscapes that are sure to take your breath away. Whether you want to stay on the coast, in the mountains or in the piedmont region, Holidu has plenty of options to choose from to ensure a tailor-made vacation perfect for you.

Rentals for every budget and need

Whether you are planning a large group trip, a family trip or something more romantic, you are sure to find the perfect place to stay. One of the keywords that define this destination is: variety. And it applies to both its geography and its accommodation. Regardless of location, you'll find rentals of all kinds, from rustic and vintage to luxurious and modern. All of them with all the amenities to ensure a traveling experience. In addition, some of them have great features such as hot tubs, terraces, balconies, swimming pools and more! Don't wait any longer, pack your bags and come visit North Carolina.

Vacations in North Carolina

The area and getting around

The state that has it all

North Carolina is an exciting destination thanks to the diversity of climates, landscapes, and activities it offers. This is why tourism is available throughout the seasons. On a broad scale, the state is divided into three main regions: the piedmont, located in the central region; the mountainous area, located in the west side; and the coastal area, located in the east. Each offers unique attractions and activities to please every type of traveller. The central region is where the largest cities are located and where the urban scene is concentrated. The mountainous region is known for the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains and many other natural attractions such as waterfalls and rivers. Finally, the coastal area is home to beautiful beaches, barrier islands and seaside towns.

A city for every taste

Of course, each of the regions has cities that stand out and whose activities are diverse and exciting. If you're a traveller looking for a big city vibe, you can head to cities like Charlotte, Raleigh or Greensboro, whose timelessly vibrant atmosphere is perfect for those who like to sample the experiences of modern life. If you want something more unique, Asheville is a must. Its quirky, artsy charm is perfect for those who want to try something different. As for the coast, the Outer Banks offer an atmosphere that's as relaxing as it is fun, with spectacular islands perfect for sunbathing as well as a variety of water sports.

Travellers and activities

North Carolina for adventurous people

If you have an adventurous streak and an uncontrollable appetite for adrenaline, then prepare to be served. It all depends on the type of adventure you're looking for: on land, water or even in the sky. North Carolina has everything to offer. In the highlands there are so many things to do that you are going to need to write them down on a list. From rappelling, white-water rafting, and mountain biking to hiking around beautiful national parks. On the coast you will enjoy the many wildlife tours, as well as sports such as surfing, kiteboarding or even free-falling from a plane. It's time to get your gear on and try them all.

North Carolina for culture lovers

If you like to spend your vacations learning about local history and art, this destination will not let you down. Throughout the state you'll find museums of all kinds to inspire and educate you. Visit the transportation museums to learn about the rapid evolution of trains, cars and planes, or visit the Natural History Museum in Raleigh, which has several branches in different parts of the state, such as Whiteville or Grifton. If you're more of an art enthusiast, don't worry, there's plenty to see too. One of the most popular choices is the Mint Art Museum in Charlotte, which is the oldest art museum in the state and has one of the largest collections in the entire southeast region.

North Carolina is the birthplace of the famous Pepsicola drink.

Top 5 travel tips in North Carolina

1. Have a close encounter with wild horses

North Carolina has a varied range of wildlife, and horses are certainly one of its most majestic species. The guys at Corolla Outback Adventures on the Outer Banks offer a wonderful tour in a four-wheel drive vehicle designed to get the best views. A friendly and knowledgeable guide will take you around the area while telling you about its history, as well as the horses and their lifestyle. Due to the wind, it can get a little chilly, so it's a good idea to bring a jacket.

2. Hike the Blue Ridge Mountains

The Blue Ridge Mountains are one of the area's most prized natural gems, so a good hike is a must if you're in the area. Enjoy a guided tour by NCLINE Adventures with licensed and experienced locals. This activity is perfect if you are travelling with friends or family, as it is designed to be done in small groups. You will get to know the flora and fauna of the place, as well as the little hidden gems that few people know about.

3. Go scuba diving & snorkeling

The Crystal Coast is perfect for a bit of underwater fun. Due to the large number of ships and wrecks, this place is a hot spot for diving enthusiasts. In fact, the North Carolina coast is known as the "Graveyard of the Atlantic" because of the more than 2000 vessels that lie just off the coast. On the other hand, you can swim with an abundance of marine life, so the conditions here are truly unique.

4. Try local craft beer

Beer brewing is an important part of the local scene in North Carolina. Each year, the number of breweries increases and with it the quality of the beers. The good thing about this being part of the state’s culture is that there’s no need to make an excuse to have a pint. While there are too many options to choose from, some of the most popular breweries, according to connoisseurs, include Wooden Robot Brewery in Charlotte, Boojum Brewing in Waynesville and Raleigh Beer Garden, just to name a few. No matter where you're staying, be sure that there is a great place near you to try local beer.

5. Take a tour around Charlotte

Charlotte, or, as the locals call.it, the Queen City, is one of NC’s most important cities. At Queen City Rides you can book a tour that will take you around the most remarkable parts of the city in a top-quality golf car. You'll get to see places like the NASCAR Hall of Fame, the Spectrum Stadium and the different districts that make up the city. An experienced guide will be on hand to answer questions and inform you of the most interesting sites, as well as make recommendations for the best places to eat and have fun.

FAQs: Vacation Rentals and Apartments in North Carolina

What is the average price for vacation rentals in North Carolina?

Considering the average price of CA$413.38 per night, North Carolina lies at the lower end of the price range for vacation rentals in the USA.

During which months can you find the best price for vacation rentals in North Carolina?

After analyzing our data from last year, the months at the lowest possible cost in North Carolina are March, October and July, with average prices of CA$390.02, CA$393.43, and CA$398.61, respectively.

During which months are vacation rentals more expensive in North Carolina?

When booking a vacation rental in North Carolina, the highest prices are usually found in the month of December (with an average of CA$436.85 per night), followed by June (CA$435.15), and September (CA$429.23).

Do I need to plan a trip to North Carolina well in advance?

If you decide to put North Carolina on your bucket list, we recommend organizing your vacation well in advance because it is usually very high in demand, with an annual average of 81% of rentals booked in the year 2020.

What time of the year can I find more free vacation rentals?

In 2020, the months with the most vacation rentals available of the year in North Carolina were January, February and April, with average availabilities of 41%, 34.8%, and 30.5%, respectively.

When are fewer rentals available in North Carolina?

According to data from 2020, the months when it is most difficult to find accommodation in North Carolina are, in order, July (with 3% of available rentals), August (5.2%), and September (8%).

Are there many vacation rentals in North Carolina?

In North Carolina we work with 6 different providers to give you a choice of 25000 properties, so you will not be short of options!

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