easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, including beginners
Discover the vibrant ecosystems of Ocracoke Island with this guided kayak eco-tour in Pamlico Sound. Perfect for all levels, it promises wildlife sightings and a peaceful paddle in a stunning coastal setting.
2 Hours • For All Ages! • Up to 10 People
Embark on a captivating two-hour kayak tour through the stunning Pamlico Sound, guided by an expert. Discover Ocracoke's rich history while observing diverse wildlife, including dolphins and herons. Paddle to Springers Point Nature Preserve and explore vibrant marshes, making this eco-adventure an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and beginners alike.
2 Hours
Take a group tour through the scenic Pamlico Sound with a trained kayak guide. Along the two hour tour you can expect to see a variety of animals including oyster catchers, great blue herons, dolphins, stingrays, and other local fish species. The group tour departs out of Silver Lake Harbor and heads towards Springers Point Nature Preserve. From Springers, your kayak guide will lead you into the wildlife filled marsh where you will explore and then return to Silver Lake Harbor. If you have never kayaked before, no worries, our kayak guides will teach you proper paddling techniques and get you feeling comfortable in the water in no time.
Our tours require a 3 person minimum to run. Please call us if you need advice on which day and time to go.
We’ll depart from our location on Silver Lake and learn about the history of Ocracoke and Portsmouth Island as we paddle to Springer’s Point. Paddle in Blackbeard's wake as you head into the Marsh on this Eco Adventure.
Apply sunscreen, wear a hat, and bring sunglasses to shield from the sun during the tour.
Stay hydrated and energized on the water with a bottle of water and light snacks.
Layer your clothing to stay comfortable if the weather shifts during the trip.
Pay attention to the guide’s instructions for safety and wildlife viewing tips.
Ocracoke Island has a rich history as a maritime hub, with remnants of its naval past visible in relics and preserved sites.
The tour supports local conservation efforts, helping sustain the fragile coastal habitat by emphasizing low-impact paddling and eco-friendly practices.
Protects your face from sun exposure during paddling.
summer specific
Protection from UV rays to prevent sunburn.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable and dry on the water.
spring summer fall winter specific
Great for spotting distant wildlife.