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Explore North Carolina’s Outer Banks by Boat: Carolina Skiff 198 DLV Yamaha 115 Rental - Waves

Explore North Carolina’s Outer Banks by Boat: Carolina Skiff 198 DLV Yamaha 115 Rental

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3 hours to 7 days

Fitness Level

Basic physical fitness required for comfortable boat handling and moving around on deck

Overview

Discover the thrill of North Carolina’s Outer Banks aboard the Carolina Skiff 198 DLV Yamaha 115. Perfect for small groups, this rental offers flexible trips on Currituck Sound with easy handling and access to hidden coastal gems.

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Carolina Skiff 198 DLV Yamaha 115 (6 passenger) "Risky Business"

Starting at $400 • 3 Hours - 7 Days • Fits 6 Passengers

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About This Adventure

Experience the excitement of the open water with The Thrill of the Sound! Choose from 3-8 hour or 2-7 day adventures aboard a Carolina Skiff 198 DLV. Perfect for all ages, this unforgettable outing allows pets and requires only a boat license for drivers. Dive into fun under the sun!

Come Have a Great Time On The Water Under The Sun

Duration

3-8 Hours or 2-7 Days

About

The Thrill of the Sound is waiting just for you.

  • Carolina Skiff 198 DLV
  • 115hp
  • Yamaha 4 stroke

Additional Information

  • Maximum Capacity: 1,450lbs
  • Pets are allowed on the Skiff.
  • Drivers: Must Have a Boaters License or Born Before January 1 1988
  • Passengers: All Ages Welcome

Adventure Tips

Bring your boating license

Drivers must have a valid boating license or be born before January 1, 1988, to operate the boat legally and safely.

Pack sunscreen and water

The sun is strong on the sound; bring plenty of sun protection and hydration for your day on the water.

Check tide schedules

Tides can affect access to shallow inlets and beaches, so plan your trip around tide charts for the best experience.

Secure all gear and pets

Make sure all belongings and pets are safely secured to prevent accidents during your trip on the skiff.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Osprey
  • Bottlenose dolphin

History

The Outer Banks have a long history as a hub for fishermen and mariners dating back centuries, shaping local culture and economy.

Conservation

Operators follow guidelines to minimize environmental impact, promoting responsible boating and protecting local wildlife habitats.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Sunscreen

Essential

Protect yourself from strong coastal sun during boating hours.

summer specific

Life jackets

Essential

Safety first—always wear life jackets while on the water.

Waterproof bag

Keep your belongings dry and secure during your trip.

Hat and polarized sunglasses

Essential

Reduce glare and sun exposure while navigating the sound.

summer specific