Best Rafting Wilmington Near Me

4worldlovers:
Since 2015, Cape Fear Adventure Company has helped visitors to and locals of the Wilmington, Wrightsville Beach, and Pleasure Island area make memories with our kayak and island exploration excursions, fully customizable island hopping boat charters, full service island camping, and very popular summer camps. We are absolutely obsessed with you have a great time out on the water!

This was an amazing experience, I felt like I was on a well needed vacation. Having the island to ourselves was amazing, the view, the sunset, sunrise was absolutely worth it. Our guide Austin was awesome, super friendly and made the experience super fun and easy. Most definitely will be booking again.

Cape Fear Adventure was listed as a top pick for a sunset cruise and now we know why. The website is customer friendly and so is the owner. We had a great time on this sunset adventure. A NC trip highlight.


My 2 boys just went on a field trip with this company that included kayaking, crabbing, and exploring the ecosystem on an uninhabited island. They both said it was the best field trip ever! They learned a lot and had a blast!!

4worldlovers:
Right in the middle of Three Sisters Swamp is a tree called Methuselah, or BLK69 by its official name, which is at least 2,624 years old, making it the oldest tree in eastern North America.

Methusela, the oldest living bald cypress, has been thriving since ancient times, and dates back to at least 605 B.C. Scientists believe it isn’t even the oldest tree in the Three Sisters, it’s just one of the few that has a solid core that allows for accurate age analysis.

Taxodium distichum is the oldest wetland tree species, the oldest living trees in eastern North America, and the fifth oldest living thing on earth. Miraculously, these pristine bald cypress trees survived logging because they were not ideal for lumber. Many Black River bald cypress trees are over 1,000 years old, some are over 1,500, and a few exceed 2,000 years in age.

The ancient trees were discovered in 1984 by accident when a University of Arkansas professor bored a hole in one of the trees and extracted a cross-section as part of an effort to learn if climate played a part in tree growth rings. The professor, Dr. David Stahle, went on to become a leading researcher of and advocate for the Ancient Bald Cypress and its surrounding habitat.

Captain Robbins is an active member of the following research, conservation, and education organizations:

| Cape Fear River Watch | Ancient Bald Cypress Consortium | Conservation Network | Coastal Land Trust | Nature Conservancy | Eagles Island Coalition | North Carolina Partnership | North Carolina Arch Conservation Group |

“CR truly is an outstanding leader for exploring the best of North Carolina. He guided our group of women on a full-day canoe and kayak trip on the Black River, and we could not have been happier with our day. He takes great care in planning the trip so everyone is comfortable and feels safe. He is passionate about the natural wonders we explored, sharing his excitement at the beauty surrounding us. As others have said, you can tell from the moment you meet him that he is a man of integrity who cares first and foremost for people and the environment. We saw the oldest trees in eastern North America — thousands of years old — and it was truly awe-inspiring. Don’t miss this trip with the best guide possible.”

4worldlovers: Our tours take you to see the most diverse wildlife, ecosystems and idyllic beaches this region has to offer.

Groups are kept at 8 or less in order to provide the best experience for paddlers. Our guide is an ACA Certified Kayak Instructor and certified in Wilderness First Aid for your safety.

All of our guided kayaking trips provide you with opportunities to:

Learn about the diverse plants and animals within NC’s coastal plain

Experience the thrill of east coast paddling led by a guide focused on your safety and joyous experience

Our mission is to connect people to nature, serenity and adventure through safe and

4worldlovers: Guided kayak tours, rentals, and instruction in Wilmington, Wrightsville Beach, Carolina Beach, Kure Beach, and surrounding areas.

Explore the coast with a guided kayak tour, kayak rental, or learn something new with kayak instruction.

Our guided kayak tours are a great way to experience nature, get some exercise and even learn about nature. We offer kayak tours in Wilmington, Carolina Beach, Fort Fisher, and visit fun locations all over the Cape Fear region.

Kayak Carolina specializes in kayak rentals and tours in the Wilmington and greater Cape Fear region. We offer free delivery to Monkey Junction South, Kure Beach, Carolina Beach, and Fort Fisher.

We offer kayak instruction to those at any level of experience. Our experienced guides can walk you through basic, intermediate, and advanced kayak training. We’ll also show you valuable safety skills.

There’s nothing like getting out on the water and exploring in a kayak. It’s equal parts fun, exercise, educational on all of our tours! Our guided kayak tours are not only a fun adventure, but you also get the chance to learn about the environment, and maybe meet some fun sea life! Whether you’re looking to take a sunset tour or explore Shark’s Tooth Island, our kayak tours offer something for everyone.

Kayak Carolina offers several kayak tours around Wilmington and the Cape Fear region. We have three tours that depart from Fort Fisher and guide you around Zeke’s Island, one tour that departs from River Road Park and guides you around Shark’s Tooth/Kegs Island, and another tour that departs from Trail’s End Country Park and guides you around Masonboro Island.

4worldlovers: All of our trips are customized to your family or group. We prefer to speak with you personally before booking your trip so that you choose the perfect adventure that best suits your family or group. we offer 2 hour, half-day and full-day trips, as well as surf lessons and guided kayak fishing trips.

At coastal nc adventure co. we value family. Therefore, we do not charge per person beyond four family members, so as to not penalize larger families. trips start at just $50 for a family/group of two. We also offer active and veteran military and clergy discounts.