The Brothers Hardy are to be treasured. Competent, reliable, honest, earnest, unassuming, masterful…read moreperhaps too busy. All superlative adjectives apply. If you can get them on your engine issue they will fix it and the bill will be reasonable. NB voicemail, faxes and personal visits are the only way to communicate with Don & Lee. Highly recommended Aaa+++

Our family has used Marine Engines Unlimited for more than 20 years. Owner Don and Lee are…read morepersonally committed to absolutely professional service no matter what is needed for your boats mechanical and propulsion systems. I have and will continue to recommend them to anyone in need of marine engine service. Call them they are a top notch group.

We had an excellent time as first time sailors. Surprised my boyfriend with a weekend in St…read moreMichaels and this really was the cherry on top. Ryan, our first mate, was wonderful. He let me raise the sail (so fun) and was a genuinely lovely addition to the experience. I'd highly recommend a beer tasting if you want an added touch.

We were fortunate that it was just my wife and me, so had entire boat to ourselves. We left at…read more11A thinking that would be prime wind, but it was a little slow for first hour. Then we got a nice breeze and sailed the Miles for another couple hours. In addition to the sailing, hospitality was on point with a nice selection of IPAs and champagne. LP is beautifully restored. Crew was informative, knowledgeable and shared a few interesting tales. Would highly recommend.

The pricing for the motorized equipment is reasonable. However, for the quality of the bikes, they…read moreovercharge way too much. $20 per hour for each bike? $40 for half a day. I hope they consider offering a multi-day discount, group discount, or something of the sort because $20 per hour is absolutely ridiculous.

We just spent the week in Cambridge, Maryland and the reservation at Blackwater was the only…read moreprepaid activity we had booked. On Wednesday, when we were supposed to go in kayaks, we went to their warehouse and expressed my trepidation of going out in the high winds. Casey was very accommodating and allowed us to reschedule to Friday. When we showed up on Friday, it was a beautiful day with light breezes and we found out Susan would be our guide. We had a fantastic time! She taught us all about her family's history, the area's history and all about the animals that lived along our kayaking route. She shared anecdotes about things she has seen over her many years of guiding these tours and was warm, personable and knowledgeable. This was a great experience for us and we look forward to doing it again in another season and on another river. A great family business and we highly recommend it!

I cannot say enough about Miles River Marine! Their customer service is second to none. Matt…read moreKealy is super responsive, flexible in working my needs into the shop's schedule, and is helpful in offering guidance with any issue. His staff always delivers the highest quality of service and I am never disappointed with the result. I have attached a few photos to show the quality of their work with my recent boat winterization. I highly recommend using Miles River Marine for your boat servicing needs!

SP&P has revamped their business under new ownership, but none of their online information has been…read moreupdated. We searched extensively on foot for the advertised shop. They are no longer at that location. Bikes are obtained at public bike racks around town and unlocked with a combination that is texted to you. That is very convenient but knowing that ahead of time would have been nice. Alse, their prices were increased over the ones advertised online. The prices are still reasonable, but they should honor the advertised prices until they get their act together.

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.

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.

We sailed Ripple around the DelMarVa with Jeff. You will not find a better seamanship instructor on…read morethe Chesapeake Bay. Snack crew

My family and I did the sunset sailing tour with Jeff. We had a lot of fun learning how the sailing…read morerig works and steering the boat. The weather was also gorgeous that day. We would definitely recommend!

I can't remember a better couple of hours in my life. The stable, peaceful ship moves along in…read moresilence with the wind -- magical. There are beautiful vistas everywhere and many species of birds to see in their various patterns of flying, and we got close enough to see the ugly baby ospreys in their nest and the diligent and beautiful parents going and returning. I saw blue crabs, lots of birds, jumping fish, and calming vistas. I learned so much from well-crafted, literature-quality family and personal stories that made real the global warming in the Bay, DDT in the ecosystem, the conflicts about how to bring back the oysters, what the big donation-seekers really are doing, and more. You have to wonder why the state won't just stop oyster fishing until they recover. It would save the watermen instead of destroying their industry and then turning a dead Bay over to corporations who finally may resurrect it out of self-interest. These narratives were inspiring and persuasive. I'm impressed with the watermen's insights into their industry and its decline. The ship is beautiful. Captain Murphy is a rare human being. And this trip is something I'd hate to have missed. We were a huge group, so I didn't get any fresh oyster, so I'll go again, hoping for a slow day. I can't imagine eating an oyster right out of the Bay, not just alive on ice but a living Bay oyster. There's so much to enjoy. Capt. Murphy even told us a great place to eat. A truly wonderful couple of hours.

Tilghman Island, MD. historic landmark skipjack. The oldest in US still in operation. Has a…read morecapacity of 49 but there were only 4 on board along with the captain - Captain Wade Murphy.. $30 per person for a 2 hour cruise in the bay. Captain Wade gave a big talk about the boat and the bay. He is hi.self a celebrity. His son is likely to take over the business from him. Good cruise but not much to see in terms of birds or shore scenery. Capt harvest oysters during the winter. Gave us a lot of information about the role oysters play in filtering the bay, how the over harvesting has reduced their population to 1% within about a decade. Gave us a demo by dredging a few oysters. My wife ate her first ever oyster, raw, without even lemon juice. Very enjoyable experience.