A fantastic day.on the water with family and friends. Cannot say enough about the service, and…read morehistory lesson about Cambria Maryland and the staffnon the boat who went out of their way to ensure an enjoyable outing.

DO NOT USE THEM!!! I used them once and had a fantastic experience. I called them again to bring my…read morefamily out and something was drastically different. Every call I had with the owner was bizarre and confusing. He asked for a $545 deposit, which after my 1st experience I was happy to give. The weeks leading up to the excursion I kept getting the most confusing calls, to the point where I gave him an out to just cancel the trip as it seemed he didnt want to do it. He assured me he wanted to, but then asked for more of a deposit. I refused, citing that he has zero up front costs, so a deposit is hardly necessary in the first place. Then comes the day we are to depart, and I get a ton of texts giving me not 1, not 2, but EIGHT (8) REASONS as to why he had to cancel on me. I tried calling him he refused to answer the phone, he would only text me. I demanded a refund, he first said "Done" but 3 days have gone by and still no refund. He then responded saying he would give me an "upgraded gift certificate" to do another trip with him instead of a refund. I was confused, bc he said that he sent the money back! Either way I explained that in no way shape or form do I want a gift certificate as I would never spend another penny with him. DO NOT USE THEM!!

Bought advance tickets to the Annapolis Trolley Tour. Had a hard time finding it (Main Street was…read moreclosed due to a farmers market) and missed the tour. I asked at the Visitors center if we can reschedule and was told no. However, it appears that you can buy tickets the same day so it's probably in your best interest to buy in person. My husband was able to find the trolley and see where it boards and said that a bunch of people were standing (just FYI). Tip: Dont buy advance tickets, the company will not reschedule if you're delayed due to traffic and local street closures.

A history tour of white mens accomplishments is tired. The driver was pleasant and enthusiastic and…read morehad some facts. But missing was WHO built the historic buildings-enslaved craftspeople did. I'm wondering if women contributed ANYTHING another than being a child bride or a wealthy wife- who had to give over all her wealth to a husband?! And thanks for mentioning the Kunte Kinte Memorial as we drive by but skipping over all it stands for. Its 2022 and this company needs to do better.

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!

What better way to get around than on the water. I would commute via water if there were a way to…read morewhere I live. In Annapolis, there is! So try it out. Starting out at $2 you've got nothing to lose and it is a super fun way to beat the heat and enjoy that sea breeze while watching the shoreline pass you by. They have a fairly high capacity, we were a group of 6 and all fit plus more. So go cruise Annapolis

We have used the taxi for years to ride from the boat to town dock…read more During a week long stay on mooring #17, a matter arose where I needed to drive back to Baltimore to grab some missed packed medical supplies. Unfortunately it was all ready 8pm and the last taxi stopped at 10pm. Capt. Phillis went above and beyond her service. She assured me her taxi would be waiting to take me back to the boat. It was a big comfort during my 2hr round trip drive. Thanks a million to all the fine and pleasant captains especially Capt. Phillies. ​

Went out on a whim and scheduled this party boat out of Annapolis this summer - we had never heard…read moreof them (well come to find out they are new!) and truly didn't know what to expect... It was such a FUN evening! Watching the sunset from the water, the drinks were flowing (loved that it was BYOB, we brought a cooler for us, but they already had one on the boat as well!) and being on the water... doesn't get much better IMO Can't recommend this party boat enough! The captain and the owner, Trevor, were responsive and helpful in booking and finding the location of where the boat docks. Would be so fun to bring the girls back for a gals night or even a bachelorette party. Can't wait to book again this summer and maybe even for the air show Ps - make sure you use the bathroom before you leave bc there isn't really one on the boat haha

Amazing experience for my bachelorette party with Captain Jamie and his deckhand Devin. It was a…read morevery personalized experience and Devin even helped us capture some amazing photos along the way!!! Highly recommend to anyone looking to celebrate an event or just cruise along the beautiful water. It was S O MUCH FUN and super affordable !!!

Urban Adventures was recommended by our hotel staff. Mike was our driver and he was FANTASTIC!…read more We took the "history 101" tour and could never have seen a portion of what Mike had shown us, had we been on our own. We were able to see sites on narrow historic streets; UA has 6-seat electric golf cart type vehicles. Other tour busses and trolleys simply can't maneuver those parts of the city! Mike was personable, friendly and knew so much! I have a masters in history and I was fully impressed with his wealth of knowledge and interesting anecdotes. The price of our tour was so affordable as so worth every penny! The only thing left to do was to grab lunch and talk about all the sites Mike had shown us - and no tired feet!

Beyond impressed with this tour! This will be our new go-to activity for when friends & family…read morecome to town. Craig was the most fantastic guide and an all-around great guy. His knowledge of this town and it's history blew us all away. Thank to you Craig & Lisa for providing such an amazing service in our beautiful town. We can't wait to go again and plan on spreading the word that this is a must for both locals and out-of-towners.

Had such a fun experience here on a girls trip!…read more Checking in was a breeze. They had my keys (yes old school keys!!) in a little envelope and the staff was so efficient and friendly. Plus there was bubbly!! My room was on the second floor facing the bay and it was so dreamy. The room was spacious and comfortable. My only complaint is that there wasn't any outlets close to the bed to be able to charge my devices, so I had to do it in the bathroom. We swam in the pool, played bocce and cornhole, used the paddle boards (watch out for jellyfish and sharks!!), and bought s'mores supplies to roast around the fire pits. I loved being able to walk around barefoot as their grass is so soft. The Breakfast spread was pretty typical of a hotel -- muffins, bagels, oatmeal, cereal, yogurt, fruit, and hot coffee.

I'm so late in posting this review and was reminded to do so when I went to look into booking…read moreanother stay with my family for this summer. In October, I stayed in the Wylder Hotel for a quick weekend away. It was my first time and I have to say it was the most relaxing and peaceful trip. The hotel's property is spacious and beautiful with a stunning view of the water. There are fire pits around the property to gather around, have a drink, roast marshmallows or just watch the sun go down. There is also a restaurant attached to the hotel which was perfect for having drinks and dinner at for a resort kind of vibe. The sauna on the property with a cold water plunge was incredible! You can sign up at the front desk for your session. The pool is another amazing amenity on the property to add to relaxation and fun. In the morning, there is a continental breakfast prepared. You are able to take your coffee and/ breakfast to any of the seating options. I found some really comfortable couches outside that were perfect to wake up to. They supply a bunch of community games as well. The room I stayed in was was on the smaller side. However, it didn't impact my stay. The bed was comfortable! The room was clean. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly. Like I said, I'm making another trip back but this time with my family and I can't wait to show them around and have a fun and peaceful weekend with them as well.

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.