After hours a recording will give you a list of the ferry operators. The ferries from Davis and Atlantic, NC can transport passengers and 4-wheel drive vehicles. This North Carolina coastal park is known for its solitude, dark night skies, wild horses, beach camping, surf fishing, and great shelling. Public Transportation - Cape Lookout National Seashore is accessible only through private ferries leaving from Harkers Island, Davis, Atlantic, Beaufort, Morehead City and Ocracoke or your personal boat.įerries leaving from the communities of Harkers Island, Beaufort, Morehead City and Ocracoke, NC carry passengers only. On the left is the two-story visitor center. The ranger on duty in the Center was. The ferry to the lighthouse leaves frequently. įollow Harkers Island Road until it terminates. The location is stunning.wonderful views and nice covered picnic tables.
Continue on US 70 to Harkers Island Road (SR1332/SR 1335). Assuming to don’t travel to Cape Lookout by private boat, you’ll need to get there by ferry Island Express Ferry Service is the only licensed ferry service to reach the national seashore from either Beaufort or Harkers Island (it’s a longer ride from Beaufortabout 45 minutesbut Beaufort is more accessible as a starting point for many visitors to the.
70 east to Harkers Island Road (SR 1332/SR 1335).įrom Cedar Island: Take SR 12 south past the Atlantic turnoff to US 70 west.
Car - Cape Lookout National Seashore's Visitor Center is located on the eastern end of Harkers Island, approximately 20 mi (30 km) east of Beaufort, NC and 30 mi (50 km)south of the Cedar Island terminus of the North Carolina State Ferry route from Ocracoke Island to Cedar Island.įrom Beaufort: Take U.S.
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