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O.C. Bay Hopper

4.7 (38 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Bryce was a great captain He was very knowledgeable and humorous. He even took our pictures with the horses. Safe driver.

Wild horses
Ashleigh B.

Wow what an amazing trip to Assateague! Our captain was so knowledgeable and the weather cooperated. We saw a herd of horses while on our trip. It was so much fun!

Three Assateague horses.

We booked a private tour from Ocean Coty to Assateague to see dolphins, the horses, and wildlife. Despite poor visibility thanks to Canadian wildfire smoke in the air we saw a lot of dolphin activity including a white dolphin and took lots of pictures and video. We saw the Assateague horses up close and then visited egrets, herons, osprey, and other wildlife. Matt was our captain and he was very knowledgeable and informative. His low key approach was wonderful as well. Highly recommend both the company and especially Matt. We hope to book him for fishing in a future visit as he is an expert angler as well.

Assateague horses from afar.
Trish J.

Man, it pains me to only give them 3 stars, but I honestly have to say our cruise today was a total meh. We saw a few horses behind some brush. That was cool. We had fun in the waves and sea splashes. The captain was friendly and informative. But he totally lost me when instead of looking for more horses, animals, or general sightseeing, he took us on a tour of two canals and the various types of boats each had. Felt like a plug for some local restaurants. I'd have much rather even just got out on a sandbar or something. Just all in all a bit odd.

Kenny C.

They have signs asking for reviews, so here's mine. We did a Friday night tour with Carter. He took us north up Assawoman Bay to Delaware and back. Amazing sunsets, and the pontoon made for a very smooth ride. Only got splashed a couple of times. Carter wasn't the usual Friday night guy, but he tried his best. Told us stories about the houses and islands/wildlife we were seeing. Random tip - if you're waiting for the boat to leave, you can play some cornhole outside their office.

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Great sunset cruise. Relaxing and beautiful to see the bay from the water. Highly recommend!

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we had an amazing time! one of...no THE best tourist trip we've. gone on. great experience. we will be back

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Cape May-Lewes Ferry - Life vest stations and outdoor seating

Cape May-Lewes Ferry

4.4(95 reviews)
25.0 mi

My husband and I, had such an amazing time. It was a very cold afternoon, but that didn't stop the…read morevibes. The tickets, including our vehicle to board was a steal of a price . The process from check in, to parking on the ferry was simple. The ferry had ample seating inside . Note, if you want booth seats, you have to try to be the first ones in. The ferry was very warm, and cozy . On the ferry there is hot food , all type of drinks, and plenty of snacks to purchase. It's lots to see on the deck, although I did not stay outside to long as it was cold. I can't wait to return for the summer.

Rating: Incomplete…read more As the Lewes-Rehoboth Beach area becomes an off season short vacation spot for us, the Cape May-Lewes Ferry becomes a very interesting alternative route there from Bucks County, PA. The drive to Cape May takes about two hours, and the ferry with wait time embarking, disembarking and traversing Delaware Bay, another three; the time comparison is not favorable to just driving there directly. However, there is something to be said for taking a short cruise for its potential for relaxation and obvious uniqueness, and the option of spending time in Cape May, which remains more charming than the southern terminus and certainly worth your attention. Too, off-season pricing is very reasonable at $22 per car and $6 per person; making the value proposition outstanding. So, our solution for next year is to make the run by going to beautiful Victorian Cape May for a few days before catching the CMLF across to Lewes, and spending a few more days down there for crabs, fish and more exploration down the Delaware coast. We will decide then whether to drive or ferry home. The Lewes terminal is a comfortable place to hang out for a while, answer questions about the ferry and grab a drink/lunch at Grains, the in house restaurant overlooking the bay and ferry operations. We found our hour there worthwhile and fun. More to come as we fulfill our plan. 5 Star potential!

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Some of the vehicles

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Cape May Whale Watch & Research Center - Just an amazing sunset!

Cape May Whale Watch & Research Center

4.0(145 reviews)
37.2 mi

Marion A. My family and I enjoyed the two-hour whale…read morewatching cruise in August. Our group was very large and included children ranging in ages from 3 to 16 years old. The crew, Matt, Melissa, and Lenny, couldn't have been more accommodating. Melissa, the captain as well as the naturalist on board, was extremely knowledgeable and articulate in her presentation of marine life in the area. The children were engaged and had a wonderful time, especially when they got to touch a horseshoe crab!! We saw lots of dolphins and learned a lot about Cape May sites and history. We had a wonderful day and I would recommend this trip for all!!

Four of us went on Labor Day. The parking and check in were handled seamlessly. We were lucky to…read morehave a perfect weather day! Our first sighting were a bunch of dolphin and they gave us a great show. Then, later in the cruise, we were lucky enough to see a juvenile humpback whale. He waved with his tail multiple times. We saw the air coming out of the blow hole. He even fully breached, but it was so fast, no one in our party had their cameras ready. On the way back to the dock, we saw a ton of dolphin forming a bait ball. Really cool trip. The naturalists were so friendly and knowledgeable. I would definitely do this again! Super time. PS I have a video of the whale, but was not successful in attaching. I will keep trying.

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Cape May Whale Watch & Research Center - Staff up top looking for whales, dolphins and any other sea life.

Staff up top looking for whales, dolphins and any other sea life.

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Cape May Whale Watch & Research Center

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Patriot Cruises - Available for private charters - weddings, receptions, corporate events, birthday parties and more!

Patriot Cruises

4.4(38 reviews)
67.7 mi

Very nice experience! We cruised on the miles River. The cruise is a total of 70 mins. Everyone was…read moreso nice. We also received good background history of St.Michael's. This cruise line has two levels. The lower deck which is closed in. It also has a small bar area for drinks as well as non- alcoholic beverages. They sell light snacks such as chips, hotdogs, etc. I tried the Miles River drink. It was delicious. She made it perfectly. We decided to let the wind blow in our hair. So we remained on the top level which was open windows. The views were amazing. Just bring a light jacket because it gets a little windy on the water. I would like to do this again. Maybe during warmer weather though. Even though I still enjoyed everything about it. If you're interested in learning St. Michael's history while enjoying the calming waters. This would be perfect.

Decent 70 min cruise up/down the Miles River. For some reason I thought it would be a curated tour…read moreof the Chesapeake Bay giving us history and landmark info, but it was just 70/80s music except a few announcements from the captain. We ended up on the lower level where its air conditioned, several tables/chairs, bathroom, and snack bar. Staff was friendly

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Patriot Cruises - Private Charters available for weddings and more!

Private Charters available for weddings and more!

Patriot Cruises - Private Charters Available - Patriot Cruises. Wedding, Reception, Rehearsal Dinner, Corporate Events, Birthday Parties, and more!

Private Charters Available - Patriot Cruises. Wedding, Reception, Rehearsal Dinner, Corporate Events, Birthday Parties, and more!

Patriot Cruises - Have your special event on Patriot Cruises. Private Charters are available.

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Have your special event on Patriot Cruises. Private Charters are available.

Oxford-Bellevue Ferry

Oxford-Bellevue Ferry

4.2(11 reviews)
60.5 mi

Some of the best travel memories aren't planned. They're the ones you stumble into completely by…read moreaccident. While spending Fourth of July weekend on a solo adventure in St. Michaels, I decided to drive over to Oxford after hearing it was worth exploring. I found a parking spot, got out of my car and started taking in the waterfront. That's when I realized I had parked directly beside the Oxford terminal of the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry. I hadn't researched the ferry. Honestly...I didn't even know it existed. As I stood there trying to figure out what exactly I was looking at, I noticed a sign advertising a special fireworks cruise that very evening. The ferry would head out onto the water so passengers could watch Oxford's Fourth of July fireworks from the river. The price? Twelve whole dollars. I just stood there staring at the sign thinking..."Wait...THIS is a thing?!" There was only one problem. The ferry was leaving in about two hours. And I didn't have a ticket. And there was no one around. I immediately pulled out my phone to buy a ticket, but online sales had already closed, which made complete sense. I figured I'd missed my chance. While I was standing there wondering what to do next, a gentleman happened to walk by. I asked if he knew anything about the ferry and whether there was any chance I could still get a ticket. As it turns out...he was the captain. Because apparently that's just how my adventures go! He smiled, told me there would probably still be room for walk-on passengers and suggested I come back closer to departure time. Challenge accepted! I set an alarm, spent the next couple of hours wandering around Oxford and made absolutely sure I was back at the terminal when he told me to return. Sure enough...they welcomed me aboard! I happily paid for my ticket and climbed onto the ferry with one thought running through my head. "I cannot believe this is actually happening." What followed was one of the coolest travel experiences I've ever had! Watching fireworks explode over the water from the deck of a ferry was something I didn't even know belonged on my bucket list until I experienced it. The reflections dancing across the river...The darkness surrounding the boat... The fireworks exploding so close that you could actually feel the booms in your chest...It was absolutely magical! I honestly don't know if I spent more time watching the fireworks or grinning from ear to ear. What made the experience even more memorable, though, wasn't just the fireworks. It was the people. The crew didn't have to find room for one random traveler who showed up without a reservation two hours before departure. But they did. Every person I interacted with was welcoming, kind and genuinely happy to help make my evening happen. I don't know if they realized it at the time, but they created one of my favorite memories from my entire Fourth of July weekend. PRO TIP: If you're visiting Oxford, look at the ferry schedule before you arrive. Whether you're taking your vehicle across to Bellevue, walking on as a passenger or getting lucky enough to catch one of their special event cruises, don't make the same mistake I did and discover it by accident. Although...maybe a little bit of serendipity is part of the magic. The next time I'm back in Oxford, riding the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry will already be on my itinerary. Next time, though...I'll actually know it's there!

This short and fun ferry trip was made even better by the fact that they're dog friendly! Kallie…read moreand I walked on from the Bellevue side, had lunch in Oxford, and then went back a few hours later. Staff was super friendly and even took a few pictures for me. Highly recommend!

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Oxford-Bellevue Ferry
Oxford-Bellevue Ferry
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