Explore Pea Island Wildlife Refuge on a 2-Hour Kayak Tour
Kayak Pea Island Refuge from New Inlet and spot birds and aquatic life
Duration
2 Hours
Highlights
Paddle through the marsh islands of Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge on a 2-hour kayak tour from New Inlet. Explore clear waters and learn how the Outer Banks formed as you glide beneath the remains of an old wooden bridge.
- Paddle through marsh islands in Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge
- Kayak under the remains of the old wooden bridge at New Inlet
- Watch for birds like brown pelican, osprey, cormorants, and royal tern
- Look down into clear water for stingray, oysters, and hermit crabs
- Land on a sandy beach to wade in shallow water or take a swim
- Depart from New Inlet Parking Lot at mile post 34 on Hatteras Island
Things to know
Meet 10 minutes before your tour time and dress to get wet, as you may get into the water. This tour operates March through November, with departures in the mornings and a few hours before sunset.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 48 hours before departure to avoid being charged. If circumstances beyond our control cancel the trip, you can get a full refund or reschedule. No-shows are charged the full ticket price.
Product ID: B6ZXK4
FAQs
Arrive 10 minutes before your tour time.
Dress to get wet, as you may get into the water. Bring water, sunscreen, and sun protection like a hat and sunglasses.
Yes. Along the route it may be possible to land on a sandy beach to explore shallow water on foot or take a swim.
Meeting details
New Inlet Parking Lot at Mile Post 34 on Hatteras Island. 4 miles north of Rodanthe.
