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The Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (AICW) is one of the most popular and rewarding cruising routes in the United States. Stretching roughly 1,100 miles from Norfolk, Virginia to Key West, Florida, the AICW offers protected waters, charming towns, abundant wildlife, and countless cruising memories. At the same time, it presents unique navigational challenges that require preparation, attention, and flexibility. The following tips will help you navigate the Atlantic ICW safely and confidently.

Venture off the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) up the Pamlico River where the Tar and Pamlico Rivers converge. There you’ll find the hidden gems of North Carolina’s Inner Banks: AGLCA Sponsor Cypress Landing, Washington, and other towns along tranquil open water with only a handful of boats on the horizon.

Learn about sustainable boating products and a waterfront North Carolina community as we welcome ORCA Marine and Cypress Landing as new sponsors.

Soon Loopers will converge from their respective winter hangouts in warm southern waters and engage with the Atlantic ICW heading north. Gold Loopers, Karen & Dave Ratte, share the beauty of Georgia and why you don't want to miss it!

Are you looking for extra Loop resources for your family? Welcome to the "Kids' Corner", a place with great resources for each segment including books to read, scavenger hunt items, and fun facts. This article covers the Georgia thru the Carolinas Segment.