easy
3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated or light activity when anchored.
Discover Wrightsville Beach’s stunning islands and salt marshes onboard a private boat charter tailored to your wishes. Explore secluded beaches, watch dolphins, and soak in coastal North Carolina’s natural beauty on your own terms.
CUSTOMER FAVORITE • Max of 13 people • 3 Hours (option to add hours)
Embark on a personalized half-day private boat charter, guided by a knowledgeable captain. Discover hidden gems like Masonboro Island and enjoy activities such as dolphin watching and beach-combing. With customizable itineraries and breathtaking views, this unique experience promises relaxation and adventure in the stunning waters of Wrightsville Beach.
With a Private Boat Charter, you get a completely private boating trip with one of our USCG licensed captains, who are knowledgeable in our local "hot spots", diverse wildlife and local history. Relax and enjoy your surroundings while one of our captains chauffeurs you and your group to one of the favorite local paradises that can only be accessed by boat, like Masonboro Island, Mason's Inlet or Lee Island. IT'S YOUR CRUISE SO YOU CHOOSE...You’ll have plenty of activity options to choose from, including island hopping, backwater boating, dolphin watching, beach-combing and more. *All charters include a fun captain, bluetooth music, fuel, and cooler with ice and waters. You may BYOB *
*Duration 3 Hours~ Additional hours can be added if available *Each additional hour 1-6 people $125, 7-13 people $150 ALL PRICING INCLUDES FUEL
Arriving 15 minutes before your scheduled departure ensures easy parking and a timely start to your trip.
Sunscreen and a hat are essential as you’ll be exposed to direct sunlight for much of the trip.
Wear quick-drying clothes and bring swimwear to fully enjoy swimming or paddleboarding stops.
Keep a respectful distance from dolphins and shorebirds, and avoid littering to protect the fragile ecosystem.
Wrightsville Beach developed as a fishing village in the late 1800s and later became known for its surfing culture in the 20th century.
Local groups actively work to protect the area’s salt marshes and marine life by encouraging eco-friendly boating practices and litter prevention.
Protects your skin from prolonged sun exposure on the open water.
summer specific
Allows you to swim comfortably during island stops.
summer specific
Keeps your device safe while capturing stunning coastal views.
Adds warmth and wind protection during cooler or breezy mornings.
spring specific