Flip-Flops Monteray Shores, Corolla NC

08/01/2026

Thank you Corolla Beach Rescue for watching us and your immediate skills!

07/11/2026

At Flip-Flops, we love welcoming back our beach-loving families! Thank you for choosing us and for bringing miles of smiles to our beach home. We truly appreciate your support! See you in 2027!

07/06/2026

Safety 1st on da beach! No beach holes, please!

06/30/2026

Use caution today in the ocean, R-E-S-P-E-C-T

06/30/2026

Gr8 program, Corolla Beach Rescue does an outstanding job with ocean education. Gotta respect Mother, Mother Ocean! Thank you Corolla Beach Rescue!

06/28/2026

Important information for today and a fun page!

06/14/2026

We offer trash container service; merely put trash and recyclables in the containers underneath the carport. That's it!👌👍🤙Enjoy your vacation!🏖🌊🐬🦀

06/09/2026

Sea turtle nesting season is underway on the northern Outer Banks, and N.E.S.T. (Network for Endangered Sea Turtles) is asking residents and visitors to help protect nesting sea turtles by keeping their distance and avoiding artificial light.

In recent weeks, N.E.S.T. volunteers have documented multiple incidents of nesting sea turtles being disturbed by flash photography, cell phone lights, flashlights, and people approaching too closely. While many people are excited to witness this rare event, these actions can disrupt the nesting process.

Sea turtles nest primarily at night and depend on dark, undisturbed beaches. When disturbed by lights or human activity, a nesting turtle may abandon her nesting attempt, return to the ocean without laying eggs, or choose a less suitable nesting location.

If you encounter a nesting sea turtle:
👉Stay back and observe from a distance.
👉Do not use flashlights, cell phone lights, or camera flashes.
👉Remain quiet and allow the turtle to nest undisturbed.

All sea turtles that nest on the Outer Banks are protected under the Endangered Species Act and are listed as threatened or endangered. Every successful nest contributes to the recovery of these species.

Everyone can also help sea turtles by turning off beachfront lights, filling in holes, removing beach equipment, and picking up trash before leaving the beach.

N.E.S.T.'s conservation work from Nags Head to the Virginia state line is authorized by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (ES Permit ).

06/02/2026

Stay safe!

Corolla Beach Rescue has issued DOUBLE RED FLAGS today 06/02/2026.

🚩The water is closed for public use. 🚩

‼️IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: CALL 9-1-1‼️

05/30/2026

Summer of 2026!! We offer trash container roll-out and roll-back services this summer. Every Wednesday and Saturday is designated for trash pickup. You will hear the sound of trash containers being rolled out to the crescent and then back to the carport. Simply place your trash and recyclables in the designated cans! Enjoy your vacation!! Flip-Flops-M859