Groups

Group outings are easier when the activity gives everyone a shared story to talk about afterward. Whether your group wants something bold, scenic, educational, or relaxed, Kitty Hawk Kites can help you narrow the options and coordinate the details that make the day run smoothly.

Who We Help

Group experiences for every kind of gathering

Start with the type of group you are planning for, then match the activity to your goals, pace, and logistics.

Teams & Organizations

Corporate groups and retreats

Build a memorable agenda around a shared outdoor experience, from confidence-building hang gliding lessons to scenic tours that keep the day social and easy to enjoy.

Celebrations

Wedding parties and private events

Give guests something distinctly Outer Banks to do before or after the big day, with options that can work for mixed ages, different comfort levels, and flexible schedules.

Students & Families

School groups, youth groups, and reunions

Choose activities that encourage participation, create photo-worthy moments, and help groups connect outside the usual classroom, meeting room, or vacation rental.

Adventure ideas that work well for groups

The best group activity depends on the size of your party, the season, the age range, and how adventurous your guests want to be. These Kitty Hawk Kites-style favorites are strong starting points for planners comparing Outer Banks options.

• Hang Gliding: A signature Outer Banks experience for groups that want a true bucket-list moment, especially when participants are excited to try something new with expert instruction.
• Kiteboarding: A dynamic choice for smaller or more adventurous groups interested in wind, water, and a skill-building experience.
• Kayaking: A scenic, approachable option for groups that want to explore the water at a relaxed pace while still feeling active and connected to the coast.
• Parasailing: A memorable choice for wedding parties, reunions, and friends’ getaways looking for big views and an easy-to-celebrate experience.
• Dolphin Tours: A relaxed, crowd-pleasing option for mixed-age groups, family reunions, and visitors who want wildlife, scenery, and time together on the water.

What group planners should consider

A little planning up front helps your group choose the right activity and avoid last-minute surprises. Before you reach out, gather the basics so the team can recommend options that fit your schedule and expectations.

• Approximate group size and the number of active participants versus observers.
• Preferred dates, backup dates, and how much flexibility you have around weather or tides.
• Age range, comfort level, and any accessibility or mobility considerations.
• Whether your goal is team building, celebration, education, sightseeing, or a high-adrenaline adventure.
• Transportation plans, arrival windows, and how much time your group can spend on-site.
• Budget range, payment needs, and whether one organizer or multiple guests will handle registration.
• Any add-ons that matter to your group, such as nearby dining, beach time, shopping, or a second activity.

How to start coordinating details

You do not need every answer before you reach out. Share what you know, what you are hoping the group will experience, and any non-negotiables; Kitty Hawk Kites can help you compare activities and understand what is realistic for your group.

1. Choose your ideal date range and estimate your group size.
2. Decide whether your group wants high adventure, scenic exploration, wildlife viewing, or a mix of options.
3. Contact the team with your group type, timing, and any special considerations.
4. Review recommended activities, availability, timing, and next steps for booking or coordinating participants.

Helpful planning questions

If you are comparing activities for a larger group, think about the experience you want guests to remember most: trying something iconic, spending time on the water, spotting wildlife, or simply sharing an easy coastal outing together.