Explore Beaufort's waters on a narrated wild horse and history cruise
Unwind on a 90-minute evening cruise with coastal views and complimentary beverages
Private 4-hour chill-out charter with beach swim time
Turn a coastal boat trip into a treasure hunt
Settle into tranquil waters as the sun dips below the horizon
Build paddleboarding skills you can use beyond the lesson
Target inshore fish with gear, bait, and fishing licenses included
Sail to Cape Lookout for beach time, catered lunch, and lighthouse views on a stable catamaran
Take a private boat to Cape Lookout Lighthouse and explore its museum
Make your own itinerary with island stops and waterfront dining
Explore coastal waterways and Rachel Carson Reserve as the sky shifts at sunset
Explore inshore waters with Captain Jim and all fishing gear included
Cruise to Cape Lookout for two stops with catered lunch, swimming, and lighthouse views on a 45-foot catamaran
Cruise private coastal waterways past Beaufort, barrier islands, and wild-horse habitat
Explore Cape Lookout’s islands, lighthouse grounds, and coastal waterways
Shape your own day on the water with local know-how and beach gear included
Relax on the water while a licensed captain takes the helm
Fish the creeks and bays with gear and fishing licenses included
Cast for a variety of fish on a family-friendly outing
Tour two islands for sand dollars and a chance to spot wild horses
Search for sand dollars, explore Shackleford Banks, and visit Cape Lookout Lighthouse
Focus on fishing with gear and catch cleaning provided
Try for a take-home catch for your next fish fry
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.