Gather clams by hand or rake on Carolina Beach’s sandy flats
Boat to shell-only beaches on a private charter
Soak up the sun on a laid-back private cruise for friends and celebrations
Paddle the Cape Fear River and search Shark Tooth Island
A Relaxed Cape Fear Paddle for Families, Wildlife, and Local History
Explore oyster shelves and historic jetties on a leisurely river paddle
Paddle to Shark Tooth Island and search its shores at your own pace
Watch the sun rise over Masonboro Island from the Intracoastal Waterway
Paddle Intracoastal waterways and explore Masonboro Island by kayak
Paddle Masonboro’s marshes and barrier-island waterways
Private coaching and provided gear for a personalized introduction to surfing
Private coaching to build your surfing skills at your own pace
Enjoy sunset views of downtown and wildlife with a full bar and comfortable indoor-outdoor seating
Enjoy a relaxing 1-hour narrated cruise with views of Wilmington and Battleship North Carolina
Cruise the Black River with narration by a coastal ecologist
Savor coffee, mimosas and pastries while sailing the coast aboard Bella
Discover island lore and coastal scenery on a family-friendly cruise
Sail with an instructor for an easy, first-time-friendly session on calm Soundside waters
Explore coastal islands, rope swings and waterfront stops by private boat
Settle into a 60' yacht for a customizable cruise through Wrightsville Beach waterways
Customize a private island-hopping cruise with a licensed captain
Customize your evening cruise around Wrightsville Beach at sunset
Chart a captain-led escape through Wrightsville Beach waterways
Shape your own island, sandbar, and coastal cruise
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.