Scan Pea Island’s beaches and marshes for seasonal shorebirds and waterfowl
3 Hours
Up to 6 people
Birding, marsh and beach walks
Explore the beaches and marshes of Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge on a birding outing designed for birdwatchers and wildlife photographers of all skill levels. Walk sandy and grassy paths, then drive between birding areas as you search the surf, shore, marshes, and jetty for seasonal species.
Tours run rain or shine and may be postponed up to 6 hours for bad weather. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
Product ID: U9B7WA
Bring binoculars, a spotting scope, or a camera with a 200 mm or longer zoom or telephoto lens for the best viewing experience.
Transportation is not included. Plan to drive yourself between Pea Island and Oregon Inlet during the tour.
Expect easy walking on sandy and grassy paths, with 1–3 miles possible during the outing.
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