Corolla Jeep Adventures

This was truly an experience to remember! We got to drive in our own personal Jeep and we followed a tour guide who directed us around the beach! Just be aware you have to pay extra to get a personal Jeep, but it's worth it! We saw lots of horses and get some great pictures! Our tour guide was very friendly and informed about the wildlife in the area. We absolutely loved driving around in the sand and seeing wild horses up close and personal! I highly recommend this if you go to Corolla!

We booked a tour the night before and found the best prices here for my family of four. Cathy Sue was an amazing guide! We were lucky enough to see a few dozen horses. Great experience overall.

Our 2-hour tour with Dave was the highlight of our week in the Outer Banks. We were renting a house in Corolla and drove to the end of the paved road a few times before deciding to book the tour. We didn't have a 4-wheel drive vehicle that could handle the sand/beach driving, so it was a tour or nothing. I'm so happy that our curiosity about what was out there got the best of us and we forked out the $45 for the trip. Because we were a large group (9 total) we had an entire Hummer to ourselves. Yay, family bonding time! Our tour time -- 6pm -- was PERFECT! The tide was rising, the temperatures were cooling down, and the horses were out in full force! We saw at least 10-15 horses including the baby that was just born on Mother's Day. I also loved exploring the neighborhoods that are tucked off the beach and their crazy network of sandy roads. Our driver, Dave, was knowledgeable and happy to share info on the area, including a really interesting story about German U-Boats trying to come ashore during WWII and how an infamous Enigma machine was recently recovered from some of the wreckage. Fascinating stuff! The company owns a beautiful piece of property called Penny Hill. We stopped for the sweeping views and a group photo. Dave told us they use the land for ATV and Kayak tours. Know what we'll be doing next time we visit OBX!

The ATV Tour was awesome! I would highly recommend. They use Honda Pioneers for the patrons that each seat 4 people. You travel to a remote location where the Spanish mustangs are and have a chance of seeing them during your adventure. We had a blast and will do the ATV tour again when we return to OBX.

If you don't have an off-roading vehicle, or want to go driving ATVs on an awesome course, this company will set you up for a great time. I did the ATV course and loved it. We drove around in the marsh, both on mud and in the water, and on a dune. It was fun and very exciting. During the tour, we spotted several wild horses in the distance and our guide led us very close to them, which was awesome. It was definitely worth it, although also overpriced. Although we saw wild horses, the ATV tour doesn't guarantee seeing any wild horses. You're only guaranteed to see them if you go on one of the other tours. If you own an off-roading vehicle, and don't want to do the ATV tour, the other tours aren't worth it. All they do, so that you see your guaranteed horses, are drive up the coastline past the "Corolla Beach Access 4x4" point (you can find it on google maps) and past residential homes where the horses hang around. If you own an off-roading vehicle, you can save yourself over two hundred dollars (the cost of the jeep tour) by just driving up the coast yourself. But the ATV tour was awesome and I have no regrets about doing it. We did the 6:00 tour, which was the best time to do it, because the sky lit up as the sun went down.

A ton of fun. We got to drive down the beach. Beautiful houses on all the sandy side roads. Got to drive up the second largest sand dune in the Outer Banks. Also the Wild horse roaming around is the best part. If you're in the Outer Banks, do this experience.

We did the 10:30 am tour on a Sunday. The weather was horrible, cold misty rain. Prior to loading up, our Driver introduced himself and made a few comments, in the waiting area, but didn't really provide any sort of overview of the Corolla outer banks areas, the horses or other animals in the area. Just said to relax and have a good time, basically. I'm not sure if it was because it was raining or not, but the vehicle we loaded into was a converted flat bed truck (quad cab) that had seats and a covering installed on the flatbed. So, we couldn't see or hear the driver, Jason. Jason was nice enough, but offered only very brief comments about the wildlife, the horses and the environment. My wife and I had our three kids with us, 2 ages 10 and a 12 year old and I was really hoping they would get an appreciation for the area and some knowledge about the horses. We received so very little information from the driver because 90% of the time he's in the cab driving. If they are going to use that set up, they need to hood up a little speaker or something so he can comment to the folks in the seats as he drives along. Jason did a good job in driving around to find us some horses to see (which were very few probably due to the bad weather), and was a nice guy, but overall a disappointing experience for the $$ involved.

Great time and nice views fun for everyone. Saw some horses and heard the history from Chris who is super as a guide!

Unfortunately I can't really rate them because the truck broke and we never got to tour the wild horses. I would not book again with them bc they don't appear to be reliable. Unfortunate. They did refund our money but we wasted over two hours just to get to the shop to learn the truck was broke. I thought some sort of discount for a future tour might have convinced us to return, but I guess not. We will try another tour.

We booked a tour two days ago, when we went in for our time, no one was wearing masks and they told us they just saw our reservation and their truck broke. We asked what we could do, they offered a horse tour which is not what we wanted and were very rude. They said we "slipped through the cracks" in the reservation system but while talking to others outside, it's seems as a lot of people "slip through the cracks." Truly a sad excuse for a business. Not worth it AT ALL.