Outer Banks Tours & Lessons
Don't just take our word for it, see for yourself the beauty of the Outer Banks. This, as we call "America's First Beach," is a truly unique and special place where you can mark many "firsts" off your bucket list. By air, by land, or by sea, pick the tour that best suits you. We offer many trips for groups and the entire family. Fishing lessons, biking on the beach, and hearing howls of Red Wolves are just a few to name.
Air
Experiencing North Carolina’s pristine coastline by air is a unique way to squeeze every last drop of fun from your getaway.
With Outer Banks air tours, you can enjoy bird’s eye views of the area via kiteboards, paragliding, wing foiling, and hang-gliding. For an equally eye-catching, but admittedly less physical, experience opt for a helicopter or plane tour, including Cessnas and even an original WWII bi-plane trainer!
Land
Outer Banks tours offer opportunities to take in the area’s beautiful surroundings by foot, horse, and automobile.
Walking tours are a fantastic way to not only take in the sights but also learn about the region’s history and lore. Whether you want a designated guide or you’re the self-guided sort, travel back in time and learn about the area through stories and narrations. You can enjoy tours at all times of the day, including nighttime by candlelight.
The Outer Banks are extremely bike-friendly, which is why cycling enthusiasts love exploring the OBX on two wheels. Try biking on the beach or hitting one of the scenic bike paths that take you through the marsh, wooded areas, or even along the highway.
Another popular option? Wild horse tours and horseback riding excursions offer an unforgettable experience that fuses untamed beauty with a taste of adventure.
If you prefer driving (and ferrying), the Outer Banks Scenic Byway offers unparalleled looks at the area’s beaches, towns, and wildlife.
Sea
What better way to spend a day at the beach than by getting out on the water! Outer Banks boat tours, dolphin tours, and fishing charters are a delightful and relaxing way to see the sights.
Bigger groups — and anyone who prefers a ride where they’re less likely to get wet — will enjoy tours from a spacious pontoon boat. Want to get up close and personal with nature? A leisurely kayak or SUP tour is the ticket. For a more luxurious option, check out the area’s popular sailing opportunities.
No matter which Outer Banks Tour you opt for, you’ll leave with unforgettable memories and newfound knowledge about this incredible chain of barrier islands.
