Experience Oak Island with tours and attractions that allow you to see this beautiful coastal area from boat, helicopter, lighthouse, and even in the depths of the sea.
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Tours of the Oak Island Lighthouse are available year round with advance reservations that can be made via their website up to six weeks in advance. The lighthouse grounds are open for viewing and picture taking with free parking year round. The tours to the top offer a picturesque view of the lighthouse and a birds-eye view of Oak Island, Bald Head Island, Caswell Beach, Southport, and the beautiful marshlands and waterways.
910.477.1926 |
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Helicopter and Airplane tours of the Oak Island, Southport, Bald Head Island areas and extraordinary views of the beach, ocean, and multiple waterways in this beautiful coastal area.
910.457.1039 |
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Skydive over the stunning coast of Oak Island and see the Atlantic Ocean, Oak Island Lighthouse, and Bald Head Island. Book this adventure of a lifetime while vacationing and experience the thrill of skydiving.
910.465.1902 |
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Explore the underwater world off the coast of Oak Island. There is myriad civil war and other shipwrecks that have occurred in the area over the years, making the southeastern coast of North Carolina fascinating for divers to discover historical relics under the water’s surface.
910.279.2355 |
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Book a trip sailing down the Intracoastal Waterway, across the Cape Fear River to the Atlantic to see the Oak Island lighthouse and historic Southport from the sea. Cape Fear Sailing Academy also offers cruises to Bald Head Island.
910.457.7481 |
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Tour the oldest lighthouse still standing in North Carolina. The Bald Head Island Lighthouse, better known as Old Baldy offers a self-guided tour of the lighthouse to see magnificent views of the coastal area of Oak Island, Bald Head, and Southport plus open to the public is the Smith Island Museum and the Keeper's Cottage.
910.523.6021 |
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Water tours leaving from the Southport yacht basin that cruise down the Cape Fear River and the Intracoastal Waterway. See the sights of the scenic waters and wildlife by boat today.
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