WILD ROVER III
Carolina Beach NC
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Captain Dave Tilley
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Unattended Burial at Sea & Scattering of Ashes – Carolina Beach NC

Honor your loved one with a respectful and dignified unattended burial at sea from Carolina Beach, NC aboard the Wild Rover III. For families unable to be present, Captain Dave Tilley and crew perform a professional scattering of ashes at sea with care, documenting the ceremony with GPS coordinates and photos upon request. Serving the Carolina Coast and beyond.

We offer four Unattended Burial at Sea options based on how far offshore you would like the ceremony to be performed:

When you click “Book,” you’ll be taken to our secure checkout on AshToSea.com .

Nearshore — $695

Scattering performed just beyond 3 miles out off Carolina Beach, NC. Available on demand with flexible scheduling.

Book Nearshore - $695

Offshore — $995

Scattering conducted 20+ miles offshore in deep Atlantic waters. Offered 3–4 times per year on selected weather days.

Book Offshore - $995

Gulf Stream — $1795

Scattering conducted at the Gulf Stream Break, typically 50–70 miles offshore. Offered only in Spring and Fall on optimal weather days (Captain’s discretion).

Book Gulf Stream - $1,795

Prefer to be present with family and friends? You can book our Attended Burial at Sea service.

Real Testimonials from Burial at Sea Families

Here’s what families are saying about their experience with Captain Dave and Wild Rover III Burial at Sea services

★★★★★

“One of the best fishing trips I've ever been on. Caught 31 fish! The crew was fantastic and we had non-stop action. Great time!”

Matt S
★★★★★

“Went out with captain jeff and mate blake this Sunday for my annual birthday fishing trip! What a freakin blast! These guys are top of the line quality. It was more than fun! Definitely one for the books out of many boats ive fished on! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!”

Alex Dauman
★★★★★

“Went for the morning 4 hour charter. 19 fish!!!! Captain Dave knows where to find them and his Mate Grady helped me boat 19 fish!”

sandi goodhue