Thank you captain Billy for an amzing cruise yesterday afternoon. You are funny and knowledgeable…read moreof VA and landmarks on our cruse. Thanks you for your safety, music and laughter. God Bless and "see"you again!!

The Fallen Outdoors Team Virginia scheduled a charter for 8 military veterans. Captain Billy and…read morehis Deck Hand Tommy are a top-notch crew. They shuttled us into the Chesapeake Bay and got us on fish very quickly. Each veteran took turns reeling in Bluefish and Spanish Mackerel. We could not have asked for better weather or seas. The fishing was so good we limited on bluefish by 1045 and missed our limit on mackerels by one. We cannot wait to work with Captain Billy and his team again.

We had an amazing sail this Mother's Day with the most perfect weather! My son was the captain for…read morethe ride and we got a history lesson of the area while out on the boat. The host is extremely nice and very knowledgeable about the history. You even get to learn how the sail boat operates. Such a wonderful experience and well worth the money! Would absolutely do it again.

Sailing with Williamsburg Charter Sails was a highlight of our Virginia vacation. The sailboat is…read morepristine and elegant. Captain Bill regaled us with local and colonial lore bringing the rich history of the York River region to life (complete with artwork representing Battles of the Capes and Yorktown!). Captain Bill is an expert sailor and prioritizes safety. We felt comfortable at all times. We especially enjoyed learning more about the science of sailing and waterway protocols. Upon learning that our teenager sails, Captain Bill invited our son to crew and even temporarily take the helm. What a treat! I can't think of a better way to spend a beautiful Virginia day than on the water learning from Captain Bill. Not to be missed!

Tyler was great! Quick lesson! Easy rental process, and he arranged for in and out of marina as…read morewell as dinner reservations!

We had such a great day on the water, all due to Kingfish Boat Rentals. They were super…read moreaccommodating, the boat was spacious, clean and comfortable and they did everything to make it a great day for me and my guests. I can't recommend them enough. Great customer service and a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

+ 6/5 stars for Zach…read moreand Storm's Tide Charters! Brought my 6 & 7 year old out and we had an absolute blast! Zach knows how to keep the kids engaged and caters really well to what you're looking for out on the water. Highly recommend for every one of all ages to check him out! Will definitely find time to get back out there with him again!

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Cheeseheads do fishtails! What an experience you can expect. Don't bring bananas! That was as bad…read moreas dressing like a Bears fan at Lambeau! So sorry! Mate James had stories to spare! Dude moves like an eel! Everywhere at once.

We had a fantastic time. Captain Chandler Hogg got us to the fish quick. Then First Mate, Brett…read morekept up with our bait and catches. We limited out in both Spade and Mackeral. We will definitely be back and would recommend to anyone looking to book. They even cleaned the fish. Great time and experience!!

We had such a great time! Pierre and Morgann are amazing! They really helped make the experience…read moreeven more enjoyable. We had such an amazing time went by too quickly! Thank you for an amazing adventure. We will definitely be repeat customers. We highly recommend Allon-Z!

From the owner: Let us provide you with the best views of the Bay and access to all the beauty it has to offer…read more We're based in the Northern Neck of Virginia - in Reedville, VA. We offer a variety of itineraries to include up to 6 guests. We also offer customized trips for any occasion. Please contact us or visit our website to book your unique and unforgettable experience on the Bay!

Much has been written about the island; I can't go over the whole of it here. On a pragmatic level,…read morethis cruise has a lot of limitations. It takes over an hour and a half to get to the island, which means that realistically you'll spend more time on the boat than at the destination. It's puzzling to me that their departure time is 10 AM; a little earlier would help out with that. The boat is okay, but clearly not new and it doesn't have a ton to offer during the ride, and I overheard that they don't run at maximum speed because it isn't economical. They also kind of strangely insisted on taking pictures of everyone and then trying to sell the pictures to us, which I didn't ask for and which might have been at least a more viable plan when everyone didn't just take their own pictures with their phone. Getting to the island, I have to say it was one of the saddest places I've ever traveled. Everywhere you looked, including the fishing structures on the way in, was destruction and decay. It has to be a strange feeling being a waterman working in one of those places and every day seeing the ruins of your neighbor's fishery after he either moved away or died. Similarly, the island had many abandoned houses, and others for sale. Don't get me wrong; I don't necessarily look at it as a reason not to go. Thinking about the history as you see the present can be a worthwhile endeavor. Due to limited time on the island, it's hard to see much. There were kayaks for rent and some interesting shallow areas, but I didn't see anyone taking that route. Most transit on the island is by golf cart and a few paid tours were available. The island is walkable in size. The beach is nice, but it's hard to really explore it in the time allotted, and given the waterlogged approach, golf carts or bikes don't really help that much. The island has a distinctive culture that is still preserved, but it really does not seem that amenable to tourism. I don't necessarily blame people for wanting to keep random passersby out of their yards, but it's just not the most welcoming environment, and it's hard to see any other path forward for the island than ecotourism at this point. I'm curious to visit nearby Smith Island as well. I don't know what the future holds for Tangier.

We didn't book in advance because the person on the phone said it wasn't necessary. However, they…read moredidn't mention that it was $5 more for a walk up. ($40 instead of $35) The ride over was fine, choppy in some parts. It was really breezy on deck, so watch your hats if you're wearing one. I luckily had my strap around my neck. Seating below is comfortable. We had quite a lot of people on board and I saw a guy bringing plastic chairs aboard. Many folks chose to sit up top under an awning. They receded pretty close together, so that was not an option for me with Covid having a resurgence once again. I stayed mainly below, but came up to bask in the sun and breeze. It takes some balancing to walk across the deck. It's about an hour and a half each way. Slightly shorter if you are coming from Crissfield, Maryland.

Ok so I'm not really a boat person but it was our anniversary and my wife and anted to do this. Now…read morewe got there a bit early and sat on the boardwalk waiting, during that time the temperature changed and the water was real choppy. I'm not one to punk out of a challenge but.... I was Leary of the water conditions " (We gonna need a bigger boat), and was ready to say screw that! But you don't get a refund if you cancel or not show, so I muscled up. I will say the captain and mate( sorry I don't remember their names) but we sailed on the Alliance. It was a bit treacherous getting off the dock, but once out in the river it was cool. Sailing under the Coleman was cool as well. We met some nice people and the Captain and his mate were really friendly, my wife even got to help hoist the sails. Would I do again...yeah just on a calmer day.

Road the Schooner Alliance on a hot summer day with no wind so we moved by motor, but at multiple…read morepoints it felt like we weren't moving and were baking on the boat. If you go on a hot day, sit towards the front of the boat because you'll get any breeze that gets mustered up by the boat's movement. I'm not a boat person, and if it wasn't so hot out, I think I would have liked it better. The crew were so friendly and informative about how the boat works and they fired a cannon, which was neat. The drinks they offered were cold and went well with the boat riding. The chairs they have are plastic folding chairs, which ended up being more comfortable than expected.