Outer Banks Kayak Adventures

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

Our Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge kayak tour is the best way to explore this Birder’s Paradise. Pea Island is a small barrier island located at the northern end of Hatteras on the Outer Banks. As we paddle along the Pamlico sound, the clear shallow water provides us with a fantastic view of stingray, crabs, skates, and other aquatic wildlife. Birds are the main attraction, with an impressive list of 365 species of reported bird sightings.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This fun and educational tour will transport you to a different time as we paddle along the scenic canals and marshes of Roanoke Island. You’ll hear the legendary story of the first permanent English settlement on Roanoke Island and the mystery of the Lost Colony. The surrounding marshes are home to a wide variety of wildlife such as river otter, turtles, cormorants, and osprey. This SUP & kayak tour is the total package for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

Our Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge kayak tour is the best way to explore this Birder’s Paradise. Pea Island is a small barrier island located at the northern end of Hatteras on the Outer Banks. As we paddle along the Pamlico sound, the clear shallow water provides us with a fantastic view of stingray, crabs, skates, and other aquatic wildlife. Birds are the main attraction, with an impressive list of 365 species of reported bird sightings.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

Our Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge kayak tour is the best way to explore this Birder’s Paradise. Pea Island is a small barrier island located at the northern end of Hatteras on the Outer Banks. As we paddle along the Pamlico sound, the clear shallow water provides us with a fantastic view of stingray, crabs, skates, and other aquatic wildlife. Birds are the main attraction, with an impressive list of 365 species of reported bird sightings.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This fun and educational tour will transport you to a different time as we paddle along the scenic canals and marshes of Roanoke Island. You’ll hear the legendary story of the first permanent English settlement on Roanoke Island and the mystery of the Lost Colony. The surrounding marshes are home to a wide variety of wildlife such as river otter, turtles, cormorants, and osprey. This SUP & kayak tour is the total package for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

Our Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge kayak tour is the best way to explore this Birder’s Paradise. Pea Island is a small barrier island located at the northern end of Hatteras on the Outer Banks. As we paddle along the Pamlico sound, the clear shallow water provides us with a fantastic view of stingray, crabs, skates, and other aquatic wildlife. Birds are the main attraction, with an impressive list of 365 species of reported bird sightings.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

Our Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge kayak tour is the best way to explore this Birder’s Paradise. Pea Island is a small barrier island located at the northern end of Hatteras on the Outer Banks. As we paddle along the Pamlico sound, the clear shallow water provides us with a fantastic view of stingray, crabs, skates, and other aquatic wildlife. Birds are the main attraction, with an impressive list of 365 species of reported bird sightings.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.

This is an ideal Outer Banks kayak tour for young children and beginner paddlers. We paddle at a relaxed pace and the trees provide excellent protection from the wind, even on gusty days. We explore the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest by way of Jean Guite Creek. A rare and endangered habitat, the forest is home to an abundance of wildlife and interesting native plants. You might spot an Egret standing along the shore or a river otter swimming across the creek. Osprey, kingfishers, and bald eagles are often spotted flying just above our watercraft. We usually see turtles sunning on logs as we paddle through the live oak and wax myrtle filled woods.