Bring it on home, Outer Banks — one last time. Co-creators and executive producers Jonas Pate, Josh Pate and Shannon Burke revealed on Monday, November 4, that Netflix has renewed the teen adventure series for a fifth and final season.

Outer Banks returns to the 2024 TV Schedule for Part 2 of Season 4 on November 7th, and thankfully, this won't be our last treasure hunt with the Pogues. While fans like myself were initially worried that this season would be the last after Chase Stokes shared a sappy caption and some BTS photos back in May,

Netflix has dropped the trailer for Part 2 of Outer Banks Season 4. The streamer also released some new photos for Part 2 which you can see below. The trailer was released Saturday during the Poguelandia fan event in Santa Monica, CA.

After receiving a cryptic message, he decides to figure out what it means by bailing on the Pogues and staying behind in Kildare. The move leads him to reconnect with his estranged father, Luke, whom he thought was out of the country. The plot twists don’t end there, though.

EXCLUSIVE: The Pogues from OBX are headed for one final epic quest. In a case of good news-bad news for fans, the popular Netflix action-adventure YA series has been renewed for a fifth season, which will be its last.

Netflix has renewed the fan-favorite drama Outer Banks for a fifth and final season, ahead of its Season 4 Part 2 premiere on November 7. Writing for the final season is currently underway. Season 5 details and additional information will be shared at a later time.

The Outer Banks gang’s latest treasure hunt is taking them all the way to Morocco, as we see in Netflix’s trailer for Season 4 Part 2. And the Pogues will be in dire straits as the fourth season’s back half kicks off on Thursday,

The Pogues face fresh dangers and big challenges in Outer Banks Season 4 Part 2. The group must hunt down Blackbeard’s jewels to protect their home.