easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; gentle movement involved
Join a serene sunset cruise on the Trent River and witness the sky transform in a stunning display. Perfect for relaxing and photo opportunities alike, this boat tour adds a peaceful touch to your North Carolina trip.
1.5 Hours • Public or Private • Watch the sun kiss the water! • Up to 6 Passengers
Experience a serene sunset cruise on a comfortable 24 ft pontoon boat along the Trent River. Enjoy gentle music as you witness the sky transform into golden hues, creating a picturesque backdrop for your evening. Bring snacks and drinks to enhance this unforgettable 90-minute journey back to New Bern.
1 hours and 30 minutes
We will be heading up the Trent River, due west, and if we've done our job, you should be witness to a lovely sunset. Relax to the gentle music while your Captain brings you back to New Bern to watch the Bear City be painted in golden evening tones. 90 minutes never passed so quickly!
We are not handicap accessible. In most cases, we ARE walker accessible as long as a few steps are possible to board the boat.
Enhance your experience by bringing your favorite snacks and beverages to enjoy during the cruise.
Getting there a bit early ensures you get a good spot and start your cruise relaxed.
Wear casual, weather-appropriate clothing for comfort throughout the cruise.
Don't forget your camera or phone to capture the vibrant sunset views.
The Trent River played a vital role in North Carolina’s trade and settlement history, dating back to the 1700s, with many stories linked to river life and local commerce.
Cruise operators participate in river cleanup and wildlife preservation efforts, ensuring the ecosystem remains vibrant for future generations.
Provides shade during the sunset, making your viewing more comfortable.
summer specific
Protect your skin from UV rays while enjoying the outdoor environment.
summer specific
Additional layers can keep you warm if the evening gets cool.
spring|fall|winter specific
Great for wildlife viewing along the river and nearby bird habitats.