Pirate's Cove Marina - OuterBanks.com

Pirate’s Cove Yacht Club is a world-class, full-service marina that caters to boaters and coordinates fishing charters year round. They are located in the Pirate’s Cove boating community that also houses a pavilion, restaurant and ship’s store.

You can book charters here for offshore and inshore fishing as well as adopt the marina as your boat’s new home! Pirate's Cove is home to an experienced charter fleet. Sixteen boats are available for Gulf Stream charter; 4 boats accommodate nearshore fishing trips, and 1 boat is for inlet fishing for a maximum of 4 people. All other boats take up to six people. Make-up parties can be put together if you have a smaller group.

The onsite Pavilion is the perfect location for your next event. The 13,000 square foot facility is large enough to host events including weddings. This is where they hold the big game tournaments annually. Views of Roanoke Sound can’t be beat nor can the breathtaking reflections of the boats and lights in the water at night.

The marina has an onsite tiki hut where you can enjoy a cool beverage and listen to music.

Pirate’s Cove also schedules events such as a tackle flea market in May. Their special events are published in the Billfish Brief on their website. See our listing for their Ship's Store.

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