Set sail on an incredible exploration of the Crystal Coast’s ample waters and abundant unspoiled shorelines with an expedition that’s launched via Lookout Adventures. This Morehead-City based tour company, which is located on the edge of the water next to the NC State Port Authority, is an easily-accessible destination for embarking on a full day of fun on the open waters.
There are a number of excursions to choose from, ensuring that visitors of all interests will find an on-the-water adventure that suits their specific interest, Fishermen can embark on inshore or nearshore fishing charters that explore the miles of ocean and sound waters that surround the coast, or can even book a special half-day or full-day targeted trip, like a Shark Fishing Charter. Meanwhile. Families can enjoy explorations of the miles-long Cape Lookout National Seashore through Island Hopping Tours, or can even enjoy one of the prettiest sunset perspectives in the area via a Private Sunset Cruise. With so many treks to choose from, (which can even include combo-trips that include both fishing and island hopping), water-lovers will have a hard time deciding where to explore first. Fun for all ages, Lookout Adventures is a solid guide to how fascinating and fun the Crystal Coast waters can be.
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