
Founded in 1992, Carolina
Ocean Studies has shared the wonder of the Carolina coast with
thousands of children and adults. We
take groups to magnificent barrier islands and ocean reefs for
thrilling environmental education. The sea's wonders are revealed
when participants go fishing, crabbing, claming and exploring
remote beaches.
The places we visit are
part of our nation's natural treasure. Shackleford
Banks has one of the largest populations of wild horses in the
Eastern United States. The Cape Lookout Lighthouse has
been warning ships of North Carolina's infamous shoals for over
140 years. The pristine and secluded beaches of
Masonboro Island bring both awe and solace to its visitors.
Our school programs are
curriculum-based and are conducted by experienced instructors,
many of whom have years of classroom experience. Each year we take over 25,000 students on
educational programs. Teachers have been recommending
our cruises for 14 years. While our organization
primarily caters to school groups, we also work with scout, senior,
church, and 4-H groups. We will adapt our cruises
to your group's specific needs.
All of our programs take
place on vessels that are regularly inspected and certified
by the United States Coast Guard. Most
of our boats range in size from 60 to 85 feet.
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