Ferienunterkünfte in Baltimore

We're vaccinated for your safety and peace of mind! When you book our sailing experience, your payment goes to fund our non-profit outreach programs. Join our group experience as we sail around Baltimore Harbor and the Patapsco river (can be booked as a private experience as well). Do as much, or as little as you like. Take the helm, hoist and trim the sails, tack, jibe, or just sit back and enjoy the ride. We'll leave from Tindeco Wharf and sail out into the harbor. From there, we decide to sail toward the inner harbor or out past Fort McHenry, into the Patapsco river toward the Key bridge. This is a great opportunity to get more sailing time and develop your sailing skills under the watchful eye of a US Sailing Master Instructor Trainer. Never sailed before? No problem, during our time we'll teach you as much as you want. Just get away from it all on a relaxing sail? That not a problem either. Bring snacks and beverages to enjoy and just take in the breeze and enjoy the sights and sounds of sailing. Other things to note We're sailing on the 36' sailboat so it's not likely you'll get wet (unless it is raining). We will sail in light rain, but not in thunderstorms. If you enjoy your experience, it is okay to tip your captain and crew as you would any other in the service industry.

We're vaccinated for your safety and peace of mind! When you book our experience, your payment goes to fund our nonprofit outreach programs! Come sail with us and enjoy a beautiful sunset on the water! After a short safety briefing, we'll head out in to Baltimore Harbor to take in the sights of the city from the best vantage point, the deck of Condor, our 36' sailboat. While we're sailing you'll enjoy a glass or two of wine along with some cheese and crackers. As the evening winds down you'll enjoy the spectacular colors as the sun sets over Fort McHenry and the city. Other things to note Come prepared for a enjoyable sunset sail. Remember that it is typically cooler in the evening on the water, so a jacket might be a good idea. If you enjoy the experience, is it perfectly acceptable to tip your captain and crew as you would any other service industry.

Leave the streets of Baltimore behind as we set sail on the Chesapeake Bay. We'll meet outside of the The Inn At Henderson's Wharf and quickly hop on the boat. After going over safety basics, we'll sail out of the harbor and explore the Bay.

Leave the streets of Baltimore behind as we set sail on the Chesapeake Bay. We'll meet outside of the The Inn At Henderson's Wharf and quickly hop on the boat. After going over safety basics, we'll sail out of the harbor and explore the Bay. The Chesapeake Bay offers a peaceful respite. If breezes are blowing, we can move quickly and feel the power of the wind. If the sea is quieter, we'll have a slower and more leisurely pace. Whatever the weather, time spent on the water is utterly relaxing. Nature lovers watch the active sea birds–ospreys, cormorants, terns, shoals of fish and rays. The sunsets are spectacular on the water. Other things to note If there's light rain, we can still have a great trip - sailing is all about being one with the weather! Heavy rain would require rescheduling or canceling.

For our tour, we will meet at the Milk and Honey Market at 10 E. Lanvale st., a cafe with street parking out front and a parking lot around the corner. Be sure to pay for parking for 2.5 hours. Feel free to arrive early to caffeinate and grab a bite if you like. After guests have checked in, we will then walk to about 60 points of interest, seeing quite a bit of street art, but also learning the history of this often overlooked urban landscape. We will enjoy a walking a loop of about 2.5 miles with a small pit stop towards the end for refreshment before heading back to milk and honey market. On this walk, we will enjoy the alleyways, parks, and farms of the often underrated, but constantly surprising revitalized neighborhood of Station North Arts & Entertainment District. Locals and travelers alike will enjoy this very instagrammable look at a gem of a neighborhood. Depending on the size of the group and speed of walking the time for finishing might be slightly later. There are periodical trivia questions and easter eggs hidden along the way - be ready to get competitive and rewarded with candy! If you don't see a time and date that works for you and your party - please reach out to me and let's set something up! Other things to note Street parking is available on the bridge and the street out front, as well as the parking lot across the street and around the corner, but be sure that you get 2.5 hours of time. Dogs and children are welcome. Bring a stroller, scooter, or bike if you like!