Paddle sheltered bays, canals and islands on Currituck Sound
Paddle a calm forest creek with beginner-friendly guidance
Paddle salt marsh canals and Roanoke Sound with a guide
Learn to paddle calm bays and explore Kitty Hawk's coastal marshes
Learn surf fundamentals with certified instructors and in-water wave help
Explore Albemarle Sound your way, from fishing to tubing
Fish, crab, tube, and explore the waters of Albemarle Sound
Private tubing with room for your own food and drinks
Cast for coastal fish from a spacious Carolina-style center console
Sight-cast the inlet and backwater from a spacious center-console boat
Sunset views and coastal wildlife from a spacious open deck
Paddle Whalebones at your own pace on a self-guided board rental
Soar over Currituck Sound with easy boat takeoffs and landings
Paddle Sanderling at your own pace in a single kayak
Explore Corolla waters at your own pace with a self-guided paddleboard rental
Explore Duck’s shoreline with a flexible skimboard rental
Paddle after dark with a guide and look for glowing water conditions
Paddle salt marsh islands and look for local wildlife on Currituck Sound
Paddle Duck's waters independently with safety gear and launch instruction
Glide across shallow water and sand with a self-guided skimboard rental
Self-guided paddleboarding with safety gear and pre-launch instruction
Paddle independently with included safety gear and launch guidance
Glide across Pamlico Sound on a wave-free electric surfboard
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.