Absolutely incredible! If you are looking for a memorable experience on a beyond gorgeous boat look…read moreno further. We took our family of 7 out at the beginning of the summer and loved it. Couldn't have been a more beautiful day. So relaxing. Cpt Jeff was seriously a great host and a long time local. He made me wanna sell everything and buy a sailboat ha! You go out on this boat and you will too!

Worth every minute, captain Jeff and first mate pj were very friendly and knowledgable . Great…read moremargaritas and the boat is beautiful. Can't wait to go again.

Good spot on the eastern shore!!Very helpful & a great place to rent a boat ...& get into the bay…read more&/or head over to St. Michael's!!

This place is excellent. Rented a Carolina skiff for the day. The responsibility of these people is…read morewhat makes it so unique. They will ensure that you are operating your vessel in a safe way for both yourself and other boaters. I learned so much from captain Ron about reading charts and operating a boat. You can rent from these guys with confidence that it will be a safe day

We first sailed with Captain Iris 10 years ago with our children. This year we chose to return for…read morea Monday night for a moonlight cruise. Captain Matt and first mate Mike were top notch. Informative and attentive. Weather was perfect in our eyes, clear with almost full moon. Wasn't much wind, but the Salina II sailed beautifully. Plenty of beverages, great history of a beautiful vessel, and a photograph worthy sunset. Thank you so much for a wonderful night!

I needed to get away, and saw this excursion via Eric Oranges' wine happenings. Wine tasting and…read moresailing! Right up my alley. I booked and made reservation at Harbour Inn- I love that I stayed at before. Approached by a spry lady, I was asked my name - she turned out to be the granddaughter of this 1926 New England Charter, Capt Iris. Very personable and knowledgable as she pointed out things along St Michaels banks e.g., The Perry Inn and the focal point filming of The wedding crashers. The name Selina, itself had family virtue and significance-pronounced different ways, the one I remember is as in Selena Gomez. We were also quizzed on how many tons the vessel weighed. My guess way low-16 tons!!. We marveled at the woodwork and upkeep of the ship and hours to maintain- not to mention gas cost. We were offered our choice of beverage- I had a tasty Chardonnay, although I'm not sure the brand. The first mate. Was agile at that point coasting in a nice spot to put up the sail, beautiful as the sky was starting to cast its evening glow with the sunset. It was truly relaxing as we made small talk about catfish and enjoyed the ambiance. I then had a second Pinot Noir however the water being a little choppy declined a third- we were Rockin ! a little with wind picking up. It was a very enjoyable outing and I would do it again in a heartbeat! Next time I want to be at the helm lol, if only for a photo shot. Speaking of photos...a picture paints a thousand words...btw the name means 'moonlight'

I have been a tour docent for Thomas Point Lighthouse going on 4 years now. We have always used…read morethe Sharp's Island with Chesapeake Lights. Captain Mike, and now Captain Gary, have always been fantastic at keeping all passengers safe and happy. They are very knowledgeable about the bay, the lighthouses and history. Doing the tours and being on the water is my most favorite thing to do. Captain Gary is super kind and funny as well. My boyfriend and I hope to do one of his other tours soon. I highly recommend this Captain and his boat. I was blessed to be on the surprise wedding tour and posted a few pics. I would have to say it was one of the best tours ever.

We spent a long, splendid day on the Northern Lights Expedition! This was our second trip with…read moreChesapeake Lighthouses, so we had seen the first couple, but after lunch we went all the way up to Pooles Island to see the oldest lighthouse on the bay! We went into the Baltimore area and saw range lights and a veterans hospital that was spooky but cool! We passed a bunch of ships on the way back and loved a long day on the bay!

Once a year its "Tilghmans Island Day" at the firehouse and Kronsberg Park with oysters, crabs, and…read moreshrimp benefitting the Tilghmans volunteer fire department. If you truly love seafood this is the festival for you. This is the day of celebrating the Chesapeake Bay waterman and seafood with work boat racing, anchor throwing, crab eating contests, oyster shucking, and boat docking. Tilghman's island is only 3 miles long and is located about 11 miles from St. Michaels, and is an old fishing village. If you have never been to Tilghmans Island its cool to see the "W" houses which is a unique architectural style to the island. The Knapp's Narrows drawbridge is the busiest drawbridge in the nation and averages over 10 k openings per year. If you have never seen a skipjack Tilghman Island has the oldest working skipjack on the Chesapeake Bay built in 1886 over at Dogwood Harbor. The music was great this year with Birddog and the Road Kings in the park and picking/eating crabs. The Tilghman on the Chesapeake Yacht club was a beautiful place to watch the work boat racing and most breathtaking view of the Choptank River and Harris Creek. FYI 1 dozen crabs were $35.00,

one of the many small islands that sits at the edge of chesapeake bay. we came to watch the sunset…read moreand that we saw, as well as many old school farm houses, farm animals, and even an old school gas station. i think the gas station was the highlight of my short trip here since i'd never seen an old school gas station. there were one or two restaurants here, but they appeared pretty quiet, even for a sunday evening. generally speaking, pretty barren, at least in the wintertime. will have to try coming back in the summertime to see if things liven up here.

We had to cancel at the last minute the day of our rentals due to river condition. Even though…read moreDave easily could have not refunded us, he allowed us to back out. it was very much appreciated. Highly recommend him as a someone with high integrity. ~Kathy B.

We had so much fun. Dave was so helpful and gave perfect guidance. It was a great way to see the…read morebeauty of the area. it was also great exercise!

The guys came all the way to California MD to help with my boat's four AC units. Professional,…read moreskilled, easy-going and willing to teach me along the way. Good work is hard to come by but These are guys you can trust!

Second service call to add safety item and adjust first repair. Came on time and has great…read morecommunication. Thanks

We booked a last minute sunset cruise and it was one of the highlights of our trip! This cruise is…read moreBYOB and super laid back. We saw awesome sunsets, beautiful views of the Maritime Museum, Yacht Club, and Inn at Perry Cabin, and the piece de resistance -- a pod of eight dolphins (mother and babies!) frolicking along the water. For $45 a person, it was well-priced. I think this would be great for a group of friends or family.

We had a great time. The captain was very knowledgeable and answered all the questions we asked…read morewhile we were on our sunset cruise. I chose to leave my pup at home because I wasn't sure how he'd deal with the noise of the boat, but it was very quiet and I think he would have been more than fine! We were able to sip on our wine and eat some cheese and crackers while watching the sunset. It was a great time and would absolutely recommend. It was a great personalized experience and very relaxing.

This place is a rip off. Brought my boat in to have the ignition replaced and rewired. Got the boat…read moreback, ignition not replaced. Paid $347. Explained the problem again, showed them the problems again, asked them to replace the ignition and the coosa board behind it. I got it back, coosa board replaced, ignition not touched, charged another $330.39. To fix what they didnt fix the first time I paid for. Then when I compained they said, "Bring it back in and we will fix it". Why so you can charge me another $750? What a scam.....They say theyre all about the customer, yeah, stealing there money.

This is a great marina to stay at in StMikes . It's a no frills kinda place. End of Carpenter…read morestreet so close to all the action, like shopping and drinking. Lol. Great view of the harbor. We have been staying here for years. Showers very clean. Plenty of water pressure to boat. WiFi pretty good. New owners are doing a great job! See ya soon.