The announcement came just days before the premiere of Season 4 Part 2, which consists of five episodes and follows the Pogues on their latest treasure-hunting adventure.

Season 4 centers on the Pogues returning to treasure hunting after exhausting their previous earnings, facing both new enemies and personal challenges.

The storyline resumes 18 months after the previous season, focusing on the Pogues' quest for Blackbeard's treasure after discovering gold at El Dorado.

Co-creators Jonas Pate, Josh Pate, and Shannon Burke expressed gratitude for the past seven years and promised that the final season would be their best yet.

They also emphasized that the series was always intended to be a five-season story, aiming to bring the beloved characters home as originally envisioned.

Netflix has announced that 'Outer Banks' will conclude with a fifth and final season, following the release of Season 4 Part 2 on November 7, 2024.

The series has turned its young cast into social media stars, with Chase Stokes and Madelyn Cline significantly increasing their Instagram followers since the show's launch.

As the main cast members explore other projects, they remain committed to the series, with notable appearances in films and shows outside of 'Outer Banks'.

Netflix has capitalized on the show's popularity by hosting live events like 'Poguelandia', which features cast appearances and performances from popular artists.

Despite being a consistent mid-tier performer for Netflix, the series will not continue indefinitely due to its planned narrative arc.

The creators described Season 4 as the longest and most challenging to produce, culminating in a feature-length finale they believe is their best work.

Chase Stokes, who stars as John B., shared an emotional message on social media, thanking fans for their support over the past five years.