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North Duck Watersports says its dedicated to providing a “clean fun experience” to all its customers. With jet ski, boat rentals and more, it boasts the largest watersports facility in Duck - if not the entire OBX - offering “something for everyone.”

Groups and whole families can drift away for two hours to half a day, sightseeing on the scenic sound or fishing from North Duck Watersports’s 24-foot pontoon boats. But to get an even better view of the Carolina Coast, parasailing from 300 feet above the water is the way to go. Otherwise, if your need is speed, North Duck Watersports says it offers the “best jet ski rentals in the area,” and always the newest equipment.

In addition to boating, jet skiing and parasailing, there’s kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding, with lessons offered in the latter, along with special classes in windsurfing taught during the season.

Located at a lovely soundside setting just south of Sanderling, with shade trees and picnic tables, North Duck Watersports provides a friendly staff and an entire day of family fun on and by the water.

Be sure to call ahead 24 hours or fill out a form online to reserve your equipment, as time slots fill up fast, especially during the summer.

North Duck Watersports is open daily from May until mid-October, from 9-6, with shorter days off-season.

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