Explore the Outer Banks on the “LIL’ T” 60HP Honda: Ultimate 10-Passenger Boat Rental Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours–7 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels as the boat handles propulsion; minimal physical exertion required.
Overview
Discover the Outer Banks like never before aboard the “LIL’ T,” a 10-passenger boat rental perfect for family outings, wildlife sightings, and serene water escapes. Experience up to 7 days of boating freedom in the heart of North Carolina’s coastal waters.
“LIL’ T” 60HP Honda (10 passenger)
Starting at $325 • 3 Hours-7 Days • 60HP Honda • 4 Stroke Motor
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of the Outer Banks with an unforgettable water adventure! Spend 3-8 hours or up to 7 days exploring the sound, where you might encounter playful dolphins and majestic sea turtles. Perfect for groups, this unique journey promises sun-soaked fun and memorable moments on the water.
Come Have a Great Time On The Water Under The Sun In The Outer Banks.
Duration
3-8 Hours or 2-7 Days
About
The Thrill of the Sound is waiting just for you. During your voyage you may experience sea life encounters from dolphins and sea turtles.
Additional Information
- Fits up to: 10 people
- Maximum Capacity: 2160 lbs
- All drivers need to bring an ID
- All Drivers must be over 18
- Strongly encouraged that all Drivers take a boater safety course (https://www.boatus.org/free)
- All Passengers 12 yrs and younger are required to wear Lifejackets while the boat is underway.
Pets are allowed.
Adventure Tips
Bring a Boater Safety Certificate
Operators are highly encouraged to complete a free boater safety course to ensure a safe experience on the water.
Life Jackets for Kids
Children 12 and under must wear life jackets at all times while the boat is underway for safety.
Secure Your Gear
Use dry bags or waterproof containers to protect electronics and valuables from splashes and water.
Plan for Sun Protection
Bring sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses to guard against strong sun exposure while boating.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bottlenose dolphins
- Loggerhead sea turtles
History
The Outer Banks region is steeped in maritime history, including the first powered flight by the Wright Brothers nearby at Kitty Hawk in 1903.
Conservation
Operators encourage responsible boating practices to protect the fragile coastal ecosystems, emphasizing fuel management and minimizing disturbance to wildlife.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
To protect your skin from prolonged sun exposure on the water.
summer specific
Hat and Sunglasses
Shield your eyes and face from glare and UV rays.
summer specific
Dry Bags
Keep electronics and gear safe from water splashes.
Light Jacket
For cooler mornings or breezy evenings on the water.
spring specific