Top Outer Banks Outdoor Activities

Our naturalist guides make our experience unique, and second to none. All throughout the two hour off-road journey, your guide provides a real time narrative of what you are seeing and experiencing.The Wild Spanish Mustangs are the highlight, but we also pass a United States Federal Life Saving Station from 1874, a United States Coast Guard Station from World War I, and throughout the tour our guide will share information about barrier island migration, waterfowl, marine mammals, sea turtles, pelicans, you name it !If you see it, your guide will tell you what it is.

The only trampoline park on the Outer Banks! Veteran and locally owned, Jumpmasters features obstacle course lanes, a climbing wall, foam pit with foam pugil sparing sticks, trampoline dodgeball area, multiple trampolines and more. All areas are surrounded by padded floor and deck space, to ensure safety. If jumping is not your thing we have our newest attraction, OBX AXE THROWING. We introduce you to the sport of Urban Axe Throwing following the standards and procedures of the World Axe Throwing League.

Why would you want to throw an axe? Because inside of you there is a vibrant Warrior that has been dying to be let loose! And because it is so much fun!! Learning the sport of Axe Throwing in a safe and controlled environment from an experienced instructor is a great way to be introduced to the sport. Furthmore, the thrill of victory and rush of adrenaline you get when you sink a bullseye and hear your friends screaming your name will be etched into your brain forever! Above all, it does not matter if it is raining or the sun is shinning we are your OBX Thing to do. In addition, we are a BYOB facility.“You haven’t fully lived until you have thrown an axe!” – The Most Interesting Man In The World

With this stand up paddle board tour on the Albemarle Sound, you get to explore the open waters, see wildlife, and admire stunning shoreline views all at once. Your guide provides instruction and gets you set up on a paddle board—making this tour suitable for beginners—and then takes you on a scenic route from Shallowbag Bay, past the Marshes Lighthouse, and through an estuary teeming with wildlife.

See the wild horses of Corolla on a 2-hour tour on the Outer Banks in North Carolina. Travel by open-air 4-wheel drive vehicle along the sand dunes and ocean to view the wild horses. Along the way, you'll also hear about the history and ecology of the island, stop for photo ops of the horses and other points of interests, and gain private access to the Wild Horse Conservation Area. Choose from several departure times during the day on a tour that includes 4WD tour and guide.