The owner is rude just wants to rip you off. I bought a divers knife and mast cleaning solution for…read more$74.10, the employees in the store when I bought the stuff said they stand bind our stuff. Then I found out I didn't need the items and tried to return the stuff the next day only to be told they have a no return store policy. I felt very miss lead and will never shop they again. Bottom Line: Don't shop at Divers Den they are not to be trusted. For your diving needs use Sea Colony Aqua Sports they are very nice and they have a very reasonable return policy.

Top notch instructors and staff that are very welcoming and knowledgeable. They help ensure you…read morecompletely understand everything. They sell high quality gear as well as service it. The owners have been diving more then most people alive. I absolutely love this shop! Great atmosphere every time I walk in. Not sure of what staff changes occurred where people had issues in the past but that's not the case presently.

Excellent dive services for boaters who drop something in the water. I dropped my grandfather's…read moresignet ring in the water while docking. I thought it was lost forever. It went in on a Thursday. Diver came out on a holiday, at their normal rate, and assured me he could find it. I thought he was smoking something or deluded, because it was lost in 24 feet of water in the infamously filthy (yet getting better thanks to some environmental efforts) Baltimore Inner Harbor. He was in the water for maybe half an hour before he surfaced. "Is this it?" He asked as he handed my ring to me. Thoroughly professional. Personable. Efficient. Reasonable rate. If it goes in the water and you want it back, call KB Diver.

Friendly, very helpful staff. Great selection of both new and used gear…read more I look forward to future dives with them!

Me and my daughter went to the Baltimore Peninsula to kayak for the first time. It was pretty…read moresimple. There was one person there. I kind of felt like he threw us out there, but he did to show us some of the basics when we were already on the water, we were out there for about an hour. It was only $30 for a double kayak overall we enjoyed ourselves and will definitely go back to do it.

Bought a sealife camera on ebay from them, it had minor issues right away, they told me to try a…read morefew things and then it was working little better. I took it on vaca and it failed when I contacted them it was over 30 days so they said basically to go to hell I read some other reviews and anything negative they blame the person that bought or rented from them. I feel they stalled me till the 30 days were up Beware of them

8.30 pm Monday Eve. Got a call from my son, 'Dad, the boat engine stopped, steam everywhere coming…read moreout, and we make water. A fathers nightmare. I made the call to Kyle, I have a towing subscription with him, and within 15 min we were on our way to search for my boat and son. Because of Kyle's expertise, it was in the end a safe and secure rescue and tow. Two hours later we were back at the marina. After that Kyle hung the boat in the crane, making sure that nothing can go wrong overnight and at 11.30pm, we all went home. He is my man for water security. A no-nonsense guy. If you need the safety and security of a local guy, give Kyle a call.

From the owner: Chesapeake Marine offers our customers 24/7 reliable towing services around the bay…read more At any hour of the day, customers can call and speak directly to our available captains. Chesapeake Marine is locally owned and operated. Our captains have limitless knowledge of the bay, allowing our customers to feel comfort in knowing their boating needs are being met. We pride ourselves in offering our customers the quickest response times provided by the fastest boats on the bay.

After a (really) short hike and reading my book on the beach for a while, I wandered down the beach…read moreto the Eastern Watersports rental tent! They offer kayaks (single and tandem), paddleboards, and more. For $25, I rented a single kayak for an hour and enjoyed exploring some more of the Hammerman beach shoreline and the bay. (You can rent for longer than a hour as well, but that's all I had time for yesterday!) You have to pay to enter the park itself ($3 for state residents, $5 for out of state residents), but you can enjoy the park and then also rent a kayak or a paddleboard! Great way to explore some of the bay!

How is it that after all my years in Baltimore I just learned about this place? My wife and I have…read morebeen looking for new outdoor activities during the summer of COVID and while exploring Hammerman beach we saw Eastern. Prices on their website looked very reasonable so we decided to give it a try. Renting a Hobie Cat from here is extremely easy. I had to pass a quick check out and then it was $40 to rent a Hobie Wave for an hour. There's no setup required, you just push it off of the beach and you're good to go. I'd never sailed a catamaran before but they are fun little boats and the Gunpowder River is a very nice area to tool around in. One thing that I wish Eastern would do is make their website/facebook page a little more helpful. The first time we tried to do a cat rental we came here on a Friday evening, only to learn that they only rent the Hobies on Saturdays and Sundays. I'd tried calling their phone number a couple of times as well but it always went straight to voicemail. I'm glad that I discovered them though and my wife and I are already discussing getting a season pass next summer. Edit: Within a few minutes of my review posting I was contacted by the owner to check what phone numbers I had called. Apparently they also do rent the Hobies during weekdays in September this year, not sure what the source of the confusion there was. Still, I was extremely impressed by the prompt response and attention to good customer service.

They have done some work on my boat and overall it was a shit job of ceramic coating. I made them…read moredo it again, results were similar. I then reached out to have them do more work, and they simply refuse to give me a quote or engage with me. Don't waste your time here.

Worst (non)-service I've had in a long time. Paid some money up front, which was a mistake! After…read moretrying to schedule for almost six months, with no or very slow return calls. Then being told I have to haul the boat to have it waxed, which of course is nuts, I am now forced to go to my credit card company to get my money back. My experience was truly awful, stay away!

Incredible customer service, top notch communication and truly showed care and concern for me and…read moremy family's vacation. I felt very taken care of especially when I needed to text during my vacation with a question about one of the arranged transportations and got an immediate response! Superb!

I used to book my travel online. One day a friend at work mentioned this company. We have never…read morelooked back! Prices are the same or better than I find online ... I do less work in the planning ... more time to spend working and with my family. Thank you Scott for looking out for us!

Very bad experience with them. Knowingly sold me a defective inflatable. Admitted having numerus…read moreproblems with this model. Refuse to replace or refund my money. Want me to ship at my cost back to them and they will repair an send back to me. Unexceptable for a new purchase, did not pay full price in hopes of getting a patched boat. Lots of gaslighting on the phone to try and not stand by their products. Beware!!!!!

From the owner: We are the premier East Coast dealer for MiniCat, and the exclusive USA dealer for XCat & Reverso…read moresailboats. Independently owned, Red Beard Sailing is your one-stop shop for mini catamaran, small catamaran boats, sailing accessories, gear, & clothing.

Is it worth the 1.5 hour drive? Yes. Does this facility need…read morean upgrade? Yes. The things we liked about it: It was a lot of fun, water was clean, floats were large and varied with lots of different activities for the kids to do for all ages, plenty of shade and picnic tables, and beach loungers available. The things we didn't like: Bathhouse was gross, snack shack is unreliable-make sure you bring your own food, grounds were unkempt. If you pay for the observer fee, you're not allowed on the dock. I thought this was unfair. I wasn't going in the water, just wanted to take some photos, but they wouldn't allow it. I did have a life jacket on. With the exception of paddleboard yoga, they are open to organized groups only. We came with our Girl Scout troop. Guppy Gulch is not open to the public. As of August 2023: Pricing: $27/day for swimmers; $10/day for non-swimmers; $10/night per person overnight camping. Check-in begins at 9:30am; the water opens at 10am and the last horn blows at 4:45pm. Overall we had a fun day, but this facility needs a major facelift especially for the rest rooms. The port a potty was cleaner than the bathhouse, enough said!

My inner child really thrived here! It's so much fun! I came for a team build building event with…read moremy daughter's soccer club and everyone had a ball. They have so many water activities, from the blob to slide to zip line and multiple floating obstacle course. It really reminds me of the show Wipeout. The water is like a turquoise blue color and was a comfortable temperature. I will say that if you are over the age of 25, you will have to use some strategy, upper body strength and determination to pull yourself up on the activities! Life vests (provided) are a must and I would strongly recommend wearing water shoes. The staff had the place very organized and were happy to answer any questions. PS - This is in the middle of no where!