Cape Fear River Adventures is pleased to announce the launch of a new and improved modern website, where visitors can scroll through pictures and videos, look up kayak adventure tour information, and learn about new and exciting discoveries that are occurring in the Cape Fear and Black River regions.
The company’s mission is to give tourists and residents of the Cape Fear River area a journey they will always remember. The tours will take them through serene natural areas, where they can experience the relaxing atmosphere of the Black River, touch some of the oldest trees on earth, and canoe or kayak though some of the most enchanting ancient forests in the country with an expert tour guide.
Captain Charles Robbins’ Cape Fear River Adventures teaches explorers basic skills they can use on the water, including canoeing, kayaking, reading charts and recognizing wildlife, and takes them on guided tours to visit Wilmington’s hidden gems, unseen by most visitors and even locals.
The Black River, one of the most remarkable natural areas left in the world, is home to the oldest living trees in eastern North America, and the 5th oldest living things on earth. They rival the beauty and grandeur of the virgin redwood forests of California, to which they are botanically related.
Tour goers can rest assured that a wealth of stunning landscape, local wildlife, and amazing stories of regional history and ecology are in store during their exploration. This is a can’t-miss experience when visiting the Wilmington N.C. area, and should be at the top of every visitor’s bucket list.
For more information about the business and its services, visit the website at Cape Fear River Adventures or call 1-910-620-0296.
About Cape Fear River Adventures : Cape Fear River Adventures is Wilmington, NC’s premier kayaking and canoeing exploration company, taking tourgoers through the backwaters of local Cape Fear rivers and streams. Captain Robbins takes adventurers on tours through the Three Sisters Swamp, where individuals can see the abundance of wildlife in the area, such as blue herons, osprey, egrets, various fish, crabs and alligators. During the tours, visitors will learn about the beautiful landscape, local history and ecology, and the latest scientific discoveries happening in the region.