Washington DC · SAILING
5 tours
Timed entry, closed streets and the occasional motorcade make Washington fussier to plan than it looks. These 5 sailing trips take that off your hands, and every entry below says what it costs and how long it takes.
2-hour Potomac River party cruise from Georgetown with premium open bar, DJ music, skyline views, and snack packs for $74.
“It was okay. It would be good if the guide provide us info about the place while we are traveling”
Small-group 42-foot sail on Chesapeake Bay from Chesapeake Beach, with Cliffs of Calvert views and possible dolphins and ospreys.
“Nate and Andy were awesome! Very peaceful and relaxing day on the bay. Even got to sail a little bit at the wheel.”
Private 2-hour yacht charter on Washington DC waterfront, past major landmarks, with your own tunes and option to bring food.
“Great relaxing time! Captain Shane was flexible with the times, and where to go. Overall, just a great therapeutic time along the River!”
Private 2-hour catamaran cruise on Baltimore Harbor with great sound, spacious rooms, and signature neon-blue Aquarium night views.
“Captain Shane was a pleasure and the trip was amazing!! I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a fun afternoon or evening on the water! The captain and crew were fantastic!”
2-hour Potomac Party Cruise from Georgetown to the monuments, with open bar, DJ music, and big-name DC sights on a double-decker boat.
“They say it's an open bar, but that's not the case. There were tons of rules when it came to ordering drinks. Plus, the bartenders weren't friendly at all and had pretty bad attitudes. The DJ was terrible. On the bright side, the boat crew was awesome; they were friendly, helpful, and genuinely seemed to care about our experience. All in all, I wouldn't book another Boomerang Cruise. It's a complete rip-off.”
