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The purest way to experience a Chesapeake Bay oyster is raw, and there’s an art to maximizing this experience. When served properly, like on an Island Chill Yacht Charter Cruise, -
Yes! Chesapeake Bay Oysters – True Perfection! For our charter guest from out of town, we often asked about Chesapeake Bay oysters: when is the best time to eat them? -
In the bitter winter of 1777-1778, as the Continental Army endured harsh conditions at Valley Forge Pennsylvania, a distinctive blue flag with thirteen white stars flew above General George Washington’s -
Red-bellied Woodpecker: South River Visit any wooded neighborhood around Annapolis or along the South River, and you’re likely to hear it before you see it—a rolling “churr-churr-churr” call that carries -
When European settlers arrived in the 1600’s, they encountered well-established towns and villages, sophisticated political alliances, complex trade networks, advanced agricultural systems, and sustainable resource management practices of native Americans. -
We’ll start with the basics. The Chesapeake Bay is a body of water on the East Coast of the United States of America, located roughly midway between Maine and Florida. -
Aerial view of Poplar Island, Chesapeake Bay, MD In the middle of Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay, in between the South River and the Eastern Shore, lies one of the most ambitious -
Map showing the location of the Londontowne Ferry, just south of Annapolis Maryland As we celebrate George Washington’s Birthday this February 22nd, we at Island Chill Yacht Charters invite you to explore -
Along the expansive marshes where the South River meets the Chesapeake Bay, a distinctive shape glides low over the grass – the northern harrier, one of our most graceful raptors. -
A Windy Day on Island Chill Yacht Charters: ‘Therapy’ We’d be glad to take you out!!! Call us at (410) 212-4476. -
Imagine a body of water so big you could fit the entire state of Rhode Island inside it – twice! That’s the Chesapeake Bay, the largest estuary in the United -
Along the quieter shores of the South River and the broad expanses of the Chesapeake near Annapolis, a more secretive cousin of the mallard makes its home. The American black