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What to Do at Anchor: Your Ultimate Guide to Chesapeake Bay Bliss So you’ve booked your charter with Island Chill Yacht Charters, you’re cruising the gorgeous waters of the South -
Do you have to Clear the dock of ice? Yes – not often, just when there is a deep-freeze weather system and the water temperature falls. We are in a -
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FAQ: What’s the Difference Between a Marsh and a Swamp? Marshes are wetlands dominated by soft-stemmed vegetation like grasses, reeds, and cattails. Swamps, on the other hand, are wetlands dominated -
Exploring the Vanishing Treasures: Natural Islands of the Chesapeake Bay The Chesapeake Bay is home to some of the most fascinating and ecologically important islands on the East Coast, but
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Can a Sailboat ‘Stop’? Yes. it’s remarkable easy – with a bit of skill. No anchor dropped, no motor running—just sitting there peacefully as if someone hit the pause button -
From Teak Decks to Composites: The Evolution of Marine Construction Materials When you come down to the marina, you’ll see big difference between our sailboat, Therapy, and our power boat,
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You’ve just boarded your charter boat in Annapolis, ready for a perfect day on the Chesapeake Bay. As you settle in and cast off, you notice something: your captain has
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Water-Level Wonder: Paddleboarding Adventures on the Chesapeake Bay We always bring two paddleboards along on out Irie Vibes charters because there’s something magical about viewing the Chesapeake Bay from water
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Set Sail on Island Chill Yacht Charters this Father’s Day Father’s Day is just around the corner, and if you’re searching for a gift that goes beyond another tie or
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The “Meteor Flag of Old England”: The British Red Ensign’s Chesapeake Bay Legacy When you sail the waters of the Chesapeake Bay today, you’re navigating the same historic waters where -
As you approach our pier, you’ll quickly notice our numerous hummingbird feeders – and, chances are you’ll see one or our special visitors. The ruby-throated hummingbird (Archilochus colubris) is Maryland’s