If you spend 22 years in the watersports business, you’re bound to see or experience some interesting things. Some things make you laugh, some things leave you in awe, and some things just make you want to quit.
Our jet ski tour is definitely a popular activity. I think, however, the primary myth is that customers assume that the tour is a slow, boring trip around the sound. Nothing could be further from the truth; we will go as fast or as slow as you like. The tour covers at least 15 miles across the water. On occasion, the guide will stop and talk briefly, but he/she will keep you moving. If we see a dolphin along the way, we are happy to stop and check them out. In addition, if customers want to stop and do some free-styling, we are happy to oblige.
If you’re a hiker or just love walking around and exploring, I’ve got a cool little adventure you can take on the Outer Banks when the winds or waves push you away from the water.
Back in the day, before “OBX” and “Outer Banks” became popular terms, people told their friends they were going to Nags Head for the summer. Let me fill you in on a little secret (and don’t tell anyone): Nags Head is still the place to g,o and Kitty Hawk Watersports will help take you there.
At Kitty Hawk Watersports, we firmly believe that you can’t visit the Outer Banks without experiencing one of our four incredible water tours. You can get to see the sights and sounds of the coast while also enjoying some water adventure. We hope that you’ll check out one or more of our water tours while you’re here.
You likely came to the Outer Banks of North Carolina to enjoy the sand and the sun. You want time on the beach to relax and to play. However, if you want to take your memory-making to the next level, consider parasailing with Kitty Hawk Watersports.