Ferieboliger i Dare County

I offer a private water shuttle service. I will take up to six guests on a private excursion or a sunset cruise. We often enjoy seeing dolphins and nesting ospreys. Prices vary on the private excursions based on the number of guests and the duration of the trip. Sunset cruises in the evening are also very popular. The sunset Cruise is from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm and is $300. If you want to book the sunset cruise you must use the private group booking. The time for the sunset Cruise varies as the time of sunset changes throughout the year. Due to covid 19 I am only doing sunset cruises and private excursions at this time. Other things to note This experience may not be suitable for children under 4 and adults over 70. We are pet friendly to well behaved pets.

Go on an unforgettable kayaking trip through the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge on the Outer Banks. A true Outer Banks treasure kayaking amidst the natural beauty of the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge, home to an old logging and whiskey distilling community during Prohibition. Who knew the OBX had black bear and endangered red wolves? Also see snowy egrets, great blue herons, and turtles. LOCATION: Buffalo City Road off of HWY 64 West, East Lake NC 2 Hour Experience Intermediate Tour Search for alligators, black bear, bald eagles, turtles, egrets, osprey, river otter & red wolves Available year round Other things to note Get ready for an incredible adventure kayaking in the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge. We will look for black bear, river otters, egrets, herons, turtles and American alligator on this tour!

The Cape Hatteras National Seashore is a must see on Hatteras Island. On this kayak tour, we frequently spot ospreys, pelicans, herons, egrets, ibis, terns, rails, skimmers, wrens, and warbles just to name a few. We will tour the salt marsh canals and flat waters of the Pamlico Sound. This tour location also packs a punch with its unreal sunsets!!!! LOCATION: HWY 12 South, Just South of Rodanthe, NC 27968 2 Hour Experience Intermediate Tour Great sunset tour area! Search for sea turtles, rays, river otter with a HUGE variety of waterfowl Great sunset tour location! Safe, fun & educational Quality Sit In Kayaks Available all spring, summer & fall

The Kitty Hawk Woods Maritime Forest Kayak Tour is hands down one of the best family ecotours experiences to be had on the islands of the OBX. A beginner friendly environment explores a calm, glassy creek that meanders through the natural glory of one of North Carolina’s largest track of deciduous maritime forest habitat. LOCATION: 6150 North Croatan HWY , Kitty Hawk, NC 27949 2 Hour Experience Beginner Friendly Tour Search for osprey, egrets, herons. turtles and maybe river otter Safe, fun & educational Quality Sit In Kayaks Available year round Other things to note Get ready for a fun, safe and educational time on the water.

Your 3-hour boat tour begins on the Beaufort Waterfront and ventures into remote areas of the Rachel Carson Reserve not accessible by the local ferry operators. You'll observe dolphins, turtles, shorebirds, and wild horses during your transit along the shores & tidal creeks of the Reserve. I'll guide your exploration of the natural history & ecosystem as we journey through tidal flats, sandy beaches, & upland growth of maritime forests. You'll learn about the history of the Reserve's most famous residents (i.e. , horses) and observe the equine marvels feeding and interacting along the edges of tidal marsh. We'll observe ospreys, eagles, & shorebirds that feed and gather in this pristine ecosystem and explore the vital role Rachel Carson played in their survival. Located along the Atlantic Flyway, the Reserve provides a resting & refueling point for numerous migratory birds. You'll have ample opportunities to capture nature with your camera or collect seashells cast ashore with the tides. I'll also provide an overview of the various research projects being conducted in the Reserve. Your tour ends where we began. Sunset Tours are also available. Look for the late afternoon times on the calendar. (Miriam has been guiding visitors through the Rachel Carson Reserve since 1997.) [Feel free to contact me to discuss possible tour dates/times not shown on the calendar.]