moderate
3–6 hours
Basic stamina for standing and moving on a boat is recommended, with some tolerance for open water conditions.
Set off from Oak Island aboard Two Conchs' powerful 24' Yellowfin Bay Boat. Whether fishing, birdwatching, or cruising, discover dynamic coastal waters with a flexible, high-performance vessel.
Timing boat trips close to high or low tide can enhance access to fishing spots and shallow flats.
The tower offers expansive views but limits shade; sunscreen and hats are necessary on sunny days.
Make sure to receive and understand the safety orientation before heading offshore, especially for first-time boaters.
Oak Island’s coastal waters can get choppy; those prone to seasickness should prepare accordingly.
Oak Island has a rich history tied to fishing communities dating back to the 19th century, reflecting coastal North Carolina’s maritime heritage.
Two Conchs follows responsible boating practices to minimize habitat disruption and supports local oyster restoration efforts.
No adventures found in this area.
Protect exposed skin during sun-soaked hours on the open water.
summer specific
Reduce glare and increase visibility when scanning water for fish or wildlife.
spring specific
Stay dry during sudden coastal sprays or light rain.
fall specific
Helpful for those sensitive to waves and boat movement.