This tour will take you along the Chesapeake Bay and the waterways of Maryland and Delaware. It is packed full of fun things to see and do. Great food, select accommodations, historic and famous sites, museums, shopping, and you can even play the slot machines. So, hop aboard and "All Aboard" as we explore the Chesapeake of Maryland and Delaware.

"All Aboard" to Maryland's Eastern Shore. Nestled between the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, the Eastern Shore has quaint waterfront villages, fertile farmland, historic sites and inns, pristine waterways, and remote islands where natives still speak with an Elizabethan accent. The eastern shore's culture has evolved while maintaining many of it traditions and values. Travel with us and meet the friendly people of Maryland's Eastern Shore.

From the renaissance city of Baltimore, the Chesapeake's busiest harbor, to the traditional hospitality of St. Michael's, each of these harbors has it own special charm waiting to be shared with you. It is here that you will find the wind swept islands where the wild ponies roam, the U.S. Naval Academy, and Fort McHenry, where the Star Spangled Banner proudly waved in the dawns early light.

Visit Annapolis, Maryland's capital city, and home to more surviving colonial buildings than any other place in the country. Walk the streets where the colonist did and take in the beautiful view from the city dock. Enjoy a visit to historic Havre de Grace. During the Revolutionary War, this small hamlet was visited several times by General Lafayette. He mentioned that the area reminded him of the French seaport, Le Havre. Hence, the town derived its lovely name "Harbor of Grace". The town was incorporated in 1785. Available Midweek.

Lighthouses, Sailors, and Sharks, OH MY! Lighthouses, Sailors, and Sharks, OH MY! There is fun and adventure everywhere! This tour is packed with so much to see and do. Arrive to quaint Havre de Grace, next travel to Baltimore, and stop in Annapolis. “All Aboard” and let the adventure begin!

“All Aboard" and experience the charms of Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay. The Chesapeake offers large protected waterways for swimmers, boaters and skiers, and rich fishing for sport anglers and commercial watermen. The history of our nation including the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812, are tightly woven around the Bay and its rivers. Travel with us and experience the vibrant and charming life of the Chesapeake Bay.

"All Aboard" to see the unique lighthouses of Maryland's Chesapeake area. You will see the Concord Point Lighthouse, The Drum Point Lighthouse, The Cove Point Lighthouse, The Thomas Point Lighthouse, and a 100-year old Screwpile Lighthouse. These, fine dining, and much more await you on this trip to see the Chesapeake Lighthouses.

"All Aboard" to Maryland's Eastern Shore. Nestled between the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, the Eastern Shore has quaint villages, bustling ocean resorts, fertile farmland, historic sites, and pristine waterways. It is an area rich in history. The eastern shore has a culture that has evolved while maintaining many of it traditions and values. Come meet the friendly people of Maryland's Eastern Shore as you travel with us.

The Eastern Shores of Virginia and Maryland offer a glimpse into a place where the lifestyle has changed little since the area was first settled and the local people still speak with an Elizabethan accent. The waterways, marshes, Chesapeake Bay, and wildlife refuges are world famous. Browse through quaint shops. See wild marsh ponies. Dine on the seafood of the Chesapeake Bay. Walk along island beaches. Tour the U.S. Naval Academy. All this and more await you as you. “All Aboard.”

Spend the Day in the City by the Bay. Enjoy a visit to historic Havre de Grace. During the Revolutionary War, this small hamlet was visited several times by General Lafayette. He mentioned that the area reminded him of the French seaport, Le Havre. Hence, the town derived its lovely name "Harbor of Grace". The town was incorporated in 1785.

"All Aboard” and sample life living by the great rivers and Chesapeake Bay of the Mid Atlantic Region. Take a city tour of Baltimore located on the Bay. Explore Annapolis situated on the Severn River and home of the U.S. Naval Academy. Visit Washington, D.C. located on the famous Potomac River. See the new National World War II Memorial and the new National Museum of the American Indian. Stop in Saint Michael’s, a charming town on the Eastern Shore of Maryland situated on the Miles River, a beautiful arm of the Chesapeake Bay. Tour the famous and noted attractions of the Mid-Atlantic. Enjoy fine dining with a chance to sample the seafood of the local waters. “All Aboard” and experience Living by the Waters!

The Chesapeake Bay's treacherous shoals and meandering channels provided a special set of challenges for mariners. Sometime located on remote sites, lighthouses were an important and often romanticized part of the American landscape. Maryland's lighthouses were constructed from various building materials, which resulted in a variety of styles and sizes along its 4,000-mile convoluted shoreline. Join us and see some of the lighthouses that remain open to the public today as well as other areas of interest along Maryland's waterways.

Take a tour of Maryland's Chesapeake life. Enjoy fine shows, dining and attractions. For over 300 years after the first European settlers reached America people built homes, farmed, started businesses, and participated in a host of other activities that continue in Maryland's Chesapeake Bay area to this day. It is a vibrant area of Maryland. Rich in the many natural gifts of the bay and its waterways.

All Aboard to visit fishing villages, and towns. Visit museums, lighthouses, and historic places. Enjoy fine dining in Colonial and Victorian style Inns. Cruise along the Miles River. See lighthouses. Tour Annapolis, Maryland's capital city including the United States Naval Academy. All this and more await you on this leisurely tour through Maryland's Chesapeake area.

Discover the Solomon's Island, a quiet waterfront fishing village located where the Patuxent River meets the Chesapeake Bay. A place where people stroll the Riverwalk, sail to a sandy beach, catch a Rockfish or hop a jetski. Explore fossils from millions of years ago at the Calvert Marine Museum and tour the Drum Point Lighthouse. Enjoy fine waterfront dining and unique shops. Come to a land of uncommon adventure and unspoiled beauty.

"All Aboard" and enjoy the old world charms of the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River. Start your tour in historic Fredericksburg, a city rich in Colonial and Civil War history. This is the area where George Washington grew up and where Robert E. Lee was born. Cross the Potomac River and arrive in Southern Maryland, famous for its waterways and the Chesapeake Bay. Visit historic towns and villages. Tour the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, capital city of Maryland. Enjoy four fun filled days of leisure time and old world charms.

Southern Maryland is a landscape resplendent in natural wonder. It is a place where the interplay of land and water has been ongoing for thousands of years. It is a land of lighthouses and plantations. Mariners still make their living on the waterways, and modern day pleasure craft abound. Its culture can trace it beginnings to pre-colonial days. “All Aboard” for Southern Maryland.

Ancient Algonquin Indians named the water Chesapeake, meaning "Great Shellfish" for it's abundance in crab, oysters, and other seafood. Large fishing boats traverse through the waters daily harvesting seafood to support their families. The weather is mild and the scenery beautiful. History and life abound in and along the waters of -- "The Chesapeake, Maryland's Water Jewel".

This tour visits five lighthouses, each with it's own unique character. For nearly two centuries the American coast went unprotected. Hundreds of ships met their fate in the stormy shallow waters, and one of the first legislative acts passed by America’s new government was lighting the coast. All Aboard with us and see pristine beaches, the sparkling waters of the Atlantic Ocean and Chesapeake Bay. Let you mind wander back to a time when America's coast saw the first English settlers on Roanoke Island to the making of aviation history with the first flight of the Wright Brothers.

Come ramble through wild pony country along Assateague National Sea Shore. Enjoy a family-style meal. Cruise across beautiful Tangier Sound and visit the island where the locals still speak with an Elizabethan accent. Find out why St. Michael's is called the "Town that Fooled the British". Spend time touring and strolling through quaint streets lined with interesting boutiques, galleries, and antique shops.

Imagine sitting by the Chesapeake Bay. Think of scrumptious seafood, especially oysters and crabs. Watch the fishing and pleasure crafts churning a sparkling wake behind them as they cruise past you. Note the majestic osprey soaring on the currents above the water. Over your shoulder landward is America's history, built along the bay's waterways; historic towns, villages and exciting cities. All this and more are waiting for you "By the Bay". Available Sunday through Thursday.