About

Join us on the Miss Hatteras in the Outer Banks for a relaxing evening on the Pamlico Sound as you listen to local musicians play live music. The Outer Bank’s best, local musicians create a fun, exciting, and laid back atmosphere to relax and enjoy the sunset.

Availability

Sails 6:30 for 1.5 hours depending on season, every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

Pricing

$33.50 per person, kids 3 and under are free

More Information

•Bear in mind we don’t offer any refreshments on-board, so you might want to pack some snacks or a cooler. Our Frequently Asked Question page covers everything you need to know about coming aboard with us. Most folks tend to bring a cooler with some refreshments, food, drinks, alcoholic beverages, etc.

•The local musicians play a wide variety of music, from current songs to classic hits. It’s the kind of music you would expect to hear at any outside bar or restaurant down here in the Outer Banks.

FAQs

What do I need to bring with me when we go?

We usually recommend people bring some food and drinks in a small cooler for themselves. We also recommend you bring some sunscreen, a hat, either a sweatshirt or a long-sleeve shirt for the mornings or if the sun starts getting too intense, sunglasses, and a camera!

Since we’re on the water, there’s a chance you and your stuff could get wet. We find folks either like to stash their coolers and bags in the cabin, or keep their belongings in water-resistant bags.

How much do your trips cost? When do you set sail?

For a full breakdown of what we offer, the pricing, and when we set sail, check out our Miss Hatteras Rates and Schedule page.

General Questions About Our Head Boats

Should I tip the mates?

This is entirely up to you. If you’ve had a great time, let our mates know it and give them a few bucks. A general rule of thumb is tipping mates on a boat is similar to tipping in a restaurant. Generally, 15% – 20% is considered a normal tip if you feel inclined to do so.

Are there any refreshments for sale aboard the Miss Hatteras?

Nope, so be sure you bring your own. If you forget, there’s a store at the dock that sells snacks and drinks which will is open in the morning, but your best bet is to pack a cooler ahead of time. To get a full rundown about what’s on-board check out our Outer Banks head boats page to learn more.

Can I bring alcohol on-board?

Absolutely! A lot of our customers enjoy a cold one while they swap fishing stories on the way back to the dock after a long day of fishing. Conversely, if you’re on-board for one of our scenic evening cruises, we can’t think of a better way to end the evening than watching a sunset over the water with your drink of choice in hand.

Do you have any bottle openers, cups, wine openers, etc. on board for our drinks?

We don’t have any cups on-board, but do have some bottle openers and wine openers for anyone who needs them. We ask that you bring your own, but we do have some to pass around if you need them.

Can I smoke on-board the boats?

Yes, you’re allowed to smoke on-board. But, you cannot smoke in the cabins.

Are there life vests on-board?

Absolutely. We take your safety seriously and we have enough life vests for adults and children. Additionally, our vessels are inspected annually by the US Coast Guard so you can rest assured you’re in good hands. You can learn more about our Outer Banks head boats by clicking that link.

Will I get seasick while on-board?

This is a hard question to answer as seasickness can happen to anyone, even those with years of experience being on the water. If you’re worried, we recommend a simple over the counter remedy, such as Dramamine or Bonine.

If you’re joining us for a day of inshore fishing, or taking one of our scenic cruises, then don’t worry, the chances of getting seasick in the Pamlico Sound are pretty slim. The sound is usually flat and calm, meaning smooth sailing. But, if you’re prone to seasickness, we’d recommend you take precautions just in case.

As they say, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!