Located on the edge of the Roanoke Sound, Kitty Hawk Water Sports offers nearly every water recreation you can enjoy on the Outer Banks. W are the only Hobie Cat dealer on the beach and the only windsurfing school north of Hatteras Island. You can also get introductory to advanced kiteboarding lessons, rent windsurfing equipment, learn to parasail, rent jet skis and take stand up paddling lessons.

Even the younger ones can enjoy some water recreation in bumper boats. The boats can be driven in the pool located at the front of the watersports building. Sailors and wanna-be sailors can get sailing lessons in a Hobie Cat, rent a sailboat, or even buy one. Guided kayak eco-tours are also offered to Alligator River, Pea Island, Kitty Hawk maritime forest, Mashoes and Pine Island. Even people who have never stepped foot in a kayak will have no problem learning quickly how to navigate the little boats.

The pace of the tours is leisurely, with frequent stops to explain interesting history and environmental details of each site. They last 2.5 hours to 3 hours and fill up quickly at the height of the season. The tour in Alligator River—the northern-most range for alligators—is the most popular one. Make sure you wear sun block and bring your hat, water and snacks. It can get very hot on the water! On-site and off-site kayak rentals are also available for adventurers who want to hit the water without a guide.  For some relaxing fun with less time investment, try renting a pedal boat and take a leisurely cruise in the sound!


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Jurassic Putt

Jurassic Putt

WHEN IT'S HOT, OUR WATER MISTERS WILL COOL YOU OFF SO YOU WILL ENJOY PLAYING! Mini-golf can be enjoyed here under the shadow of T-Rex and Raptor dinosaurs, depending on which side you choose to play on. Either one has what it takes: 18 hole courses, tropical landscape touches and a playful approach to putt-putt. One sign declares the “Law of the Land,” which includes a warning not to ride, feed or beat the animals. The animals, of course, are oversized sculptures of cartoonish fierce-looking dinosaurs, who guard waterfalls and peek out from ponds and canals. Golfers are also guided to their chosen course by different colored footprints for each monster --- red for T-Rex, yellow for Raptor. The courses are Par 2, easy enough for kids, but still fun enough for the older folks. The view of Manteo and the Roanoke Sound from the course is a bonus.