06/03/2026
Good Morning! Today, Wednesday June 3rd and we have a full group on the Safari today and tomorrow. Not to worry, plenty of space for you at 9:00 this weekend Friday-Sunday.
Enjoy a 25-minute ferry ride over to the pristine Outer Banks Island of Shackleford Banks, which is part of Cape Lookout National Seashore There, you will have the opportunity to see the wild horses. This free roaming herd is believed to be descendants of horses that were brought to the United States roughly 400 years ago. They are one of the last isolated groups of wild horses in the United States.
You will help your guide track the horses. Partake on a rare experience with nature that you’ll never forget, as you watch the fascinating behavior of horses. Bring your camera to capture these once-in-a-lifetime moments. Ask questions about the history of Shackleford Banks, and how these horses have survived on a remote island for over 400 years!
After the tour, you will be directed to one of the best shelling beaches in all of North Carolina. Spend some time on your own shelling your way down the beach with the Cape Lookout Lighthouse off in the distance. Find unique shells at one of the best shelling locations on the East Coast. Conchs, Whelks, Queen’s Helmets, Scotch Bonnets, Olive Shells, and Sand Dollars are just a few shells found on Shackleford Banks.
This tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours. THIS IS A COMPLETE WALKING TOUR; NO VEHICLES ARE ON THE ISLAND!
Book your tour today! 252-838-1167 or go to https://shacklefordwildhorseandshellingsafari.com