moderate
4–8 hours
Light to moderate fitness is recommended to comfortably operate the UTV and enjoy outdoor conditions throughout the day.
Discover Cape Lookout’s rugged beaches, historic village, and wildlife with an exhilarating 4WD Kubota UTV rental from Harkers Island. Explore farther, see more, and enjoy the island’s natural splendor in a unique way.
Starting at $160 | Ages 25+ | 4 or 8 hour options | See more of the island on our UTV's!
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Cape Lookout by renting a Kubota UTV. Explore scenic routes to the lighthouse, enjoy fishing, and discover the area's best shelling. With the only UTV rentals available, you’ll spend less time driving and more time soaking in the island's charm with family and friends.
Full Day Rental (8 Hours): $250 plus tax Half Day Rental (4 Hours): $150 plus tax
Full Day Rental's last for 8 hours Half Day Rental's last for 4 hours
What better way to enjoy the scenic landscape of Cape Lookout than by renting one of our new Kubota UTVs? From the lighthouse, take a ride out to the point at Cape Lookout for great fishing and some of the best shelling in the area. Along the way, be sure to keep your eyes open for birds and other wildlife. You may also take a step back in time as you travel through the historic Cape Lookout Village and by the old lifesaving station and several old cottages.
Our UTVs are fun for the whole family and allow you to see more of the island. Since we are the only UTV rentals at the lighthouse, this means less time driving and more time on the beach looking for shells! 4x4s can carry up to four passengers and are a fun way to explore Cape Lookout. We have helmets available as an option for our passengers.
We offer half-day and full-day UTV rentals. Renters must be 25 years or older with a valid driver’s license to rent and drive a UTV.
Secure your ferry ride before your UTV rental to guarantee island access and avoid last-minute disappointment.
Optional helmets are available and highly recommended to protect riders during off-road driving.
Keep an eye out for coastal birds and small mammals native to Cape Lookout’s fragile habitat while exploring.
Stick to established paths to preserve sensitive dunes and salt marshes on the island.
Cape Lookout Lighthouse, built in 1859, remains a historic maritime navigational aid and anchor point for the island’s identity.
Rental policies encourage staying on established roads to minimize environmental disturbance and protect delicate dune ecosystems.
Protect feet from sand, debris, and rough terrain while driving the UTV.
Shield your eyes from sun glare on open beaches and reflective water.
summer specific
Helpful for cooler mornings and breezy conditions near the coast.
spring specific
Provides vital head protection when driving on uneven island terrain.