Start your SeaVenture
Sea + Adventure = SeaVenture
Sunset Dolphin Cruise
The key to spotting bottlenose dolphins around Wrightsville Beach is one hour before sunset.
Water Sports
We'll throw you the line, take your pick!
Wakeboard, Wake Surf, Knee Board
& Tube.
Island Hopping
Set anchor along the shores of Masonboro island, a glass calm cove, or beached up on a sandbar.
Boat Local
Cruise through Wilmington's water ways, best spots and premier waterfront locations with ease, taking in the views and the laid-back coastal atmosphere along the way. Whether you’re looking to relax, explore, or simply enjoy time on the water, each outing is designed to feel effortless and unforgettable.
Masonboro Island
North Carolina's Largest Undeveloped Barrier Island
Tired of the Wrightsville Beach Crowd? Come over to Masonboro Island and have the beach to yourself. Located South of Wrightsville Beach you'll find Masonboro Island. It's our local paradise. Stroll down 8 miles of shoreline in search of shells & shark teeth. Take It easy as you lay out on the white sand beach, or get active and play spike ball!
At its most northern point you'll see dozens of surfers tearing up the break. (These pogues are no joke)
Palm Tree Island
When Paid Parking was Enforced on WB a Parking Meter was Placed on Palm
As the current slowly pulls out to sea, Palm Tree Island comes to life. With each dropping tide, more and more boats beach up. Blasting music & floating down the 'lazy river'. For a few hours, this Atlantis-like paradise becomes the heart of the Intracoastal until the tide rises once again, and Palm Tree Island slips back beneath the waves.
The "Lollipop"
A Windless Cove, Water Sports Central
Just North of Palm Tree Island sits Lollipop Cove, named for its unique shape. A narrow run off the Intracoastal leads you down the “stick,” opening into a calm, tucked-away cove. With homes wrapping around it, the area stays protected from the wind, creating perfect conditions for wakeboarding, waterskiing, kneeboarding, and tubing. With deep water and great fishing, it’s a hidden gem many boaters unknowingly pass by.
Mason's Inlet
Caribbean Blue Water
Mason’s Inlet is known for its ever shifting sands, making navigation a bit of a challenge here. Enter Mason's Inlet from the ICW, you’ll first see a large island of sand, perfect for climbing and seeing a full panoramic view. You can also beach your boat along the north side of Wrightsville or anchor on any sandbar that emerges from the shallows. Just be safe as you enjoy this dynamic and ever-changing inlet!
Meet Your Captains
Captain Shawn Taylor
Captain Shawn Taylor grew up on the rugged coast of Maine and has spent the last six years living and boating on Wrightsville Beach, where life on the water is second nature. Laid-back and easygoing, he brings a calm, welcoming energy to every trip and is excited to show you how to truly live the good life on the water.
Captain Kevin Carton
Brought to you from the Jersey Shore,
meet Captain Kev.
He spends his time on the water wakeboarding, and exploring the shifting barrier islands of North Carolina.