My friendly and knowledgeable staff will tell stories of a by gone era, local lore and ecology.

The route will take you past the Whalehead Club and the Currituck Beach Lighthouse, commonly referred to as the Corolla Light. We will give you a brief over view of each, you can return at your leisure to see them if you would like.

From there we hit the beach for two hours and cover miles and miles of pristine beaches and see sights you just won't believe. We commonly see surfing dolphin and the occasional fox, deer, and indigenous pigs.

While on the beach you will be taken to Lewark's Hill, often called Pennies Hill. From there it's off to Corova. It is in Corova that the bulk of the Corolla Wild Horses reside. The horses have broken in to several small herds and at present there are nearly 100 freely roaming the beaches.

Corova has a diverse ecology and is like stepping back in time with dirt roads and modern architecture. At the state line you will be stopped by a fence that divides the two states. This is as far as we go. Once at the state line we do a Ueee and head home.