Explore Albemarle Sound: Four Hour Guided Fishing, Crabbing & Dolphin Watching Charter
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be comfortable standing and moving on a boat for extended periods.
Overview
Discover Albemarle Sound on a unique four-hour charter that blends fishing, crabbing, tubing, and dolphin watching. Perfect for groups craving an active day on the water with stunning views and wildlife encounters.
Four Hour Charter
For all ages! • Up to 12 Passengers
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About This Adventure
Experience the stunning Albemarle Sound like never before on a guided tour that combines fishing, crabbing, tubing, and dolphin watching. Perfect for groups of up to 12, this four-hour adventure promises unforgettable moments and breathtaking views, making it a unique outing for friends and family alike.
Fishing Crabbing, Tubing, and Dolphin Guided Tours
Duration
4 Hours
About
Discover the Beautiful Albemarle Sound From a Unique Perspective Today!
Price includes up to 6 People. Booking Additional passengers is available at checkout up to 12 at additional cost. Looking to book for more than 12 people? Please contact us.
Please Note: Prior to May 1st, we have a maximum party size of 6 people.
Adventure Tips
Bring sunscreen and a hat
Sun exposure on the open water can be intense; protect your skin with high SPF sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat.
Wear non-slip footwear
Boat decks can be slippery, so sturdy, non-slip shoes ensure safe footing during activities like fishing and crabbing.
Stay hydrated
Even on cool days, dehydration can sneak up—carry water bottles and sip regularly throughout the trip.
Listen to your guide’s safety briefing
Prioritize your safety by paying close attention to instructions about gear handling, tubers, and wildlife encounters.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bottlenose dolphins
- Ospreys
History
Manteo and Roanoke Island hold rich colonial and indigenous history, including the story of the Lost Colony established in 1587.
Conservation
Local guides practice catch-and-release fishing techniques and promote respect for marsh and marine habitats to support long-term ecosystem health.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Light waterproof jacket
Spring weather on Albemarle Sound can be variable; a waterproof jacket keeps you dry in unexpected showers.
spring specific
Polarized sunglasses
Cut glare off the water surface and protect your eyes from UV rays for better spotting fish and dolphins.
summer specific
Fishing gloves
Protect your hands while handling fishing lines, crabs, and gear in cooler fall temperatures.
fall specific
Layered clothing
Dress in layers to stay warm on cooler winter waters without restricting movement.
winter specific