Settle in for a private sound cruise as the Outer Banks sky shifts at sunset
Get your group out on the water for a private tubing session
Explore the Outer Banks from the water on a pontoon rental
Take the helm for fishing, crabbing, and cruising on Roanoke Sound
Choose your own pace with on-site paddling rentals
Sail a renewable-energy catamaran into a Roanoke Sound sunset
Soar above Currituck Sound on a premium parasail flight in Duck
Paddle the Kitty Hawk marshes at sunset and hear local pirate stories
A shorter guided paddle through the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest for kids and adults
Paddle secluded marsh trails beneath the full moon
Cruise midday on a tiki boat and skiff combo, with tubing available for up to 12 guests
Private sandbar hangout and tubing for up to 18, with lunch included
Parasail up to 500 feet of line over the Roanoke Sound from Manteo
Parasail above Duck for views of the boardwalk and northern Outer Banks
Cruise at sunset on a tiki boat and skiff for up to 12 guests
Soar higher on an 800 ft parasail flight over Roanoke Sound
Set your own course on a private pontoon boat in the Currituck Sound
Cruise Salvo in a tiki boat and skiff with space for up to 12
Cruise Duck’s soundside with your crew, dogs, food, and drinks
Cruise Duck’s soundside waters with space for friends, family, and your dog
Build surf skills with certified instructors on the Outer Banks
Cruise the sound at sunset on a skiff with a captain and cooler provided
Cruise under the full moon and look for stars over the water
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.