easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking involved, seated during the tour
Discover Corolla’s iconic wild horses on a 2-hour open-air safari truck tour. Experience off-road thrills and unparalleled views of the Outer Banks’ coastal wilderness with expert guides.
Up close view of Corolla's horses from open-air safari trucks • 2 Hours
Experience the thrill of spotting Corolla's wild horses on an open-air safari-style truck tour! With a maximum of 15 participants, enjoy breathtaking views and engaging stories from your guide. This unique seating arrangement ensures an unparalleled perspective of the stunning landscape and wildlife. Don’t miss this unforgettable adventure!
Adults (Ages 13 - 64): - $59 Seniors (Ages 65+): - $57 Children (Ages12 and under): - $45
2 Hours
Join Back Beach Wild Horse Tours in one of their open-air safari-style trucks for an adventure to see Corolla’s wild horses. Up to 15 people can join the fun for a view of Corolla’s horses, wildlife and landscape like no other. Your tour guide will regale you with stories of history and fun facts. We offer 3-5 tours a day, varies seasonally. Don’t miss out on this unfiltered fun!
This tour is just what it says. We use an open-air truck with forwarding facing seats. Several of our competitors have you sit sideways looking at each other... Because of our seating system, you sit higher than the cab for an amazing view! Book today and you'll be glad you did!
Binoculars enhance your ability to see wild horses and birds without disturbing them.
The off-road ride can be rough; avoid this tour if you have a bad back or are in late pregnancy.
Coastal weather can shift quickly—layers keep you comfortable during cooler mornings and warmer afternoons.
You'll want plenty of battery life to capture the stunning horses and landscapes throughout the tour.
Corolla’s wild horses are believed to descend from Spanish mustangs shipwrecked in the 16th century, surviving in isolation on the barrier islands.
The tour operator supports responsible wildlife viewing practices to protect wild horse populations and the Outer Banks ecosystem.
To spot horses and wildlife clearly from a distance.
Protects against cool breezes typical of spring coastal weather.
spring specific
Shield your skin from strong summer sun exposure on open-air trucks.
summer specific
Capture high-quality photos of the horses and scenery.