Electric Bike (LEVs) Rentals -
from Corolla to Nags Head

 

 

Electric Bike Tours - Servicing the Outer Banks from Nags Head to Corolla.

 

Guided and Self Guided Tours Now Available on our A2B Metro

Guided Tours Available

 

During your 3 hour journey on our 20 mile an hour electric powered bicycles your tour guide will take you along the beautiful Corolla bike paths and oceanfront roadways to see a majestic shipwreck, the Whalehead Club, the Currituck Lighthouse, and the quaint historic Corolla Village.

 

Follow your guide through Corolla and discover a shipwreck right on the beach, the wooded Historic Corolla Village where you will learn about life as it was over a century ago. An old schoolhouse, the chapel, and the old lighthouse keepers house. Enjoy the great landscaping and sound views Heritage Park has to offer while learning all about the 1920's Hunt Club known as the Whalehead Club.

 

Tag along bike attachments are available for the kids. All safety equipment provided. CALL 252.489.2021 to book NOW!

 

 

Whalehead Club

 

This 1920's hunt club and vacation home of Edward and Louise Knight is said to have been built due to the other hunt clubs forbidding women to use the facilities. This interesting and historic building and grounds is only one of the interesting stops on the tour.

 

 

Currituck Beach Lighthouse

 

 

The Currituck Beach Lighthouse was built in 1875 to fill in the dark spot between Cape Henry Virginia and Bodie Island. You can currently climb the 214 steps to reach the spectacular view from the top of the lighthouse. The pictures are stunning of this unpainted red brick lighthouse.

 

 

 

Lighthouse Keepers' House

 

 

This duplex was used by 2 keepers and their families until around 1939 when the lighthouse became automated. Althought we cannot enter the actualy keepers' house the dwelling north of this home is open now as a museum. It is said that this house was built sometime during the 1920's to cater to a 3rd lighthouse keeper.

 

 

 

 

Unknown Shipwreck

 

The shipwreck shown in the image to the right became visible during the nor'easterns in December of 2009. The central beam was over 50 foot making it one of the larger shipwrecks on the Outer Banks. This shipwreck just became visible and with less than a foot of sand build up it will be covered again.

 

 

 

 

 

Self-Guided Tours Available

 

 

Take one of our Electric Bikes on your own with a map of the area which will point you to all the locations you would enjoy with the guide. You will be provided with a map and a information sheet for small facts on all the destination points you arrive at. Crash Helmets provided

 

Call for pricing and tour times. Times Generally scheduled on demand.