Near Reagan Airport. So you get to see planes arrive & depart. Also visible is a view of D.C.,…read moreCapitol building and Washington Monument. Nice place to get a shot of nature and relax. Parking is free for non- boaters. Boat shop & bathrooms are open. Also it's near the catboat pizza bar you will really enjoy that place.

This a nice marina run by the park service. They accommodate both sail boats and motorboats. They…read morehave a small shop & a seasonal restaurant with a deck. It's a nice place to sit by the water and watch the planes land at DCA.

well, worth a membership there are a great number of people there that are extremely friendly and…read morewelcome you the minute. You joined very long waiting list.

Service superb! Staff and management friendly, and the view is amazing. Salads were A+, cocktails…read moregenerous, and the soup of the day delicious. Crab cake sandwich was a B, worthy but too much filler. Will definitely be back (as a guest, a private club) and looking forward to trying more stuff on the menu.

Very rude and impersonal on the phone when I called to ask about my sailing class after I put a…read moredeposit down. I tried to give my availability and was cutoff---she said I will contact you if we have an instructor. Ok, well I can't just drop everything when you call to go sailing, please take my updated a availability? I hope other employees are better-suited to customer service and maybe kayaking and other options are still worth it, just wanted to let everyone know of my experience. I've never left a bad review, but I was excited to learn to sail, sad this had to be my experience. On to the next place!

Learning to sail had been on my bucket list forever so when I saw that the Mariner Sailing School…read moreoffered sailing lessons for adults every week of summer I decided to sign myself up for my own "summer camp". I have to tell you that learning to sail was an excellent decision because I actually learned to sail a 19 foot flying scot independently! My lessons consisted of four 2.5 hour morning sailing lessons out on the Potomac, Monday through Thursday. The sailing school also offers adult weeknight and weekend classes and different kids camps. The instructors split my class up into groups of two or three, went over some of the materials and then out onto the water we went to learn how to rig the boat and raise the sails. My instructor Ray was awesome, he taught us what we needed to know and even pushed us to run docking drills by ourselves on the last day of classes. Yes, at times the lessons were super challenging and nerve wracking, but once you get some practice time in, you'll get the hang of it. It's worth it to learn how to sail. I myself now find sailing enjoyable and ridiculously relaxing. Everyone I have encountered at the marina either teaching lessons, working in the office or out on the dock have been super friendly and helpful. They give you a free week of practice sails after your lesson so that you feel totally comfortable sailing independently and the people at the dock give plenty of tips to help you continue to hone your beginner skills.

Wow. BLACK people do not buy or store here. Racist people and Austin takes the cake they have the…read moreworse service and Austin will laug in your face all family and they will get mad at you if you want to leave there boat motel or slips. Damaged my boat with fork lift and fish finder was loosen and sitting on the floor and cover post bent. I never really took the boat out and they tore it up

FYI. I am on my third boat currently 45' cruiser. Before 30' and 20' sea ray's (not purchased at…read morePrince William) Never Never Never. Terrible customer service in the parts department the woman There could not be more bossy and condescending. There was only one nice sales guy Walking up to the show room I heard staff yelling at the detailing and mechanic crew Then it all made sense after I see this eyesore of a boat with Trump wrapped on it. I am a Hispanic Businessman and I can say that I felt the racism from the moment I stepped in. I don't need political opinions this place will never see a penny of mine and I hope no one else

Unfortunately I call looking for this fantastic cruise for sunset. But due to Covid-19 they weren't…read moreable to do so. Although they were gracious and thankful for the inquiry. I highly recommend them. The concern was my well being and that of their crew. With that level of concern I will sail with them when circumstances change.

My wife and I booked an evening sunset cruise for a long weekend getaway. Carmelita and Josh were…read moreable to get us a 2 hour trip on a busy weekend in Solomons. The two of them make a great team. It's obvious from their introduction that they love sharing their passion of sailing with others. Before we even got to the dock I was in contact with Josh on the phone and email. He responded quickly and was happy to offer some amenities. Josh offered me a few pick up locations and offered to drop us at our hotel marina. Once on the boat we covered a quick but thorough safety brief. We toured the river before entering the bay. Carmelita and Josh made suggestions for restaurants and other activities on Solomons and pointed them out as we passed them. Our tour took us around Solomons Island and under the bridge at sunset. Carmelita took pictures of us the whole time and shared them with us after the tour. It was great talking with them about how they got into sailing and how they learned their craft. The boat was clean and appeared to be sound. On the way back lighting storms were surrounding us. The light show was really cool to watch. The storm was about 30 miles so there was no danger and we felt safe the Josh and Carmelita were keeping an eye on the weather. I would definitely recommend their tour or charter service. They were great hosts and provide a memorable experience. You should book your tour now.

Took a tour on this boat recently and I gotta say, don't do it at night when it's approaching…read moreautumn...because ooooh man, it gets COLD! If you don't mind that, don't forget to bring a jacket. The ride here to Georgetown wasn't bad, took about 40 minutes, and they also have a concession stand. $2 for sodas and popcorn and $3 for water if you get a bit peckish. Anyways, it was cold and the staff members wanted to pull down the plastic coverings so the wind doesn't end up freezing everyone on board. Well, a few of them didn't get strapped down properly and that definitely defeated the purpose. I did a roundtrip which costs $26 per adult, I believe it's around $12 for a oneway. Anyways, it was decent. Oh, and I gotta say, one of the staff members was quite rude with my husband when he asked him a simple question, so I wasn't thrilled with that. That's a negative point for service.

We had some time so we decided to take this boat tour of the monuments. We had previously taken a…read morebus night tour of the monuments which was wonderful. The boat was well organized and went off well. The only issue is that it was not a very good tour of the monuments. We had hoped to see them closer from a new perspective but they were all in the distance and obscured by trees etc. There was a good narrative and the boat ride went well but it was not a great monuments tour.

I also had a terrible interaction with Paul last summer. I would share more from our conversation,…read morebut it appears Airbnb finally decided to give this rude, borderline verbally abusive, and arrogant business owner the boot. I highly recommend unless you want a berating for simply asking about accommodations (what/if any were available), that you do NOT bother reaching out to Paul. Honestly, his behavior and demeanor are likely great examples of what terrible experiences and (lack of) service we would have probably received had we decided to utilize Paul's business and services during our visit.

Had an outstanding experience with Captin Paul this week. He showed my family and I all kinds of…read moreinteresting places on the Chesapeake bay. Dolphins, osprey with fish in their talons, lighthouses, a drawbridge, and a chill approach to life. He navigated us Tilghman island... let us rest, eat and swim... then returned us safely to our lives in DC. The 38 ft sloop is awesome, well cared for and handled great in some chop. I will absolutely sail with captain Paul again. I highly recommend sailing with him.