easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; light physical effort required
Discover the coastal marshes and beaches of Fort Fisher on a guided kayak adventure with Mahanaim Adventures. Perfect for wildlife lovers and paddlers alike, this trip reveals the region’s vibrant marine life and tranquil scenery.
3 Hour Trip • Local Favorite! • Mon - Sat
Embark on a captivating 3-hour kayaking adventure with Mahanaim Adventures, exploring the stunning coastal marshes of Fort Fisher and Zekes Island. Encounter diverse wildlife, from soaring birds to playful dolphins, while soaking in the serene beauty of pristine beaches. This unforgettable experience promises to connect you with nature's wonders.
Experience the coastal magic with Mahanaim Adventures' Fort Fisher/Zekes Island Kayaking Adventure. Paddle through the enchanting coastal marshes, where the vibrant ecosystem comes to life. Marvel at the abundance of wildlife, from majestic birds soaring overhead to spotting a dolphins dancing in the waters. Explore the pristine southern beaches of Fort Fisher State Park, where sun, sand, and sea converge in perfect harmony. This kayaking adventure offers not just a scenic journey, but a chance to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the coast, creating memories surrounded by the sights and sounds of this picturesque marine wonderland. Don’t miss this amazing adventure - book now!
3 hours
Apply sunscreen and wear a hat to shield yourself from the sun during the kayak trip.
Bring water to stay refreshed during the outdoor paddle.
Capture beautiful lighting and avoid midday heat by paddling during golden hours.
Bring a waterproof camera or phone for wildlife photography.
Fort Fisher played a crucial role in Civil War history and was the site of a significant Union attack in 1865.
Mahanaim Adventures works closely with local conservation groups to minimize environmental impact and promote wildlife awareness.
Stay hydrated during your paddling adventure.
Protect your face and neck from sunburn.
Protect your skin from harmful UV rays.
Improve wildlife viewing chances.