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Answer: Not very…. While the Chesapeake Bay is 4,480 square miles in area (four times the area of the state of Rhode Island!), it only averages 21 feet in depth. -
Double Crested Cormorant swimming and hunting for food As our charter glides through the pristine waters near Annapolis, where the South River meets the mighty Chesapeake Bay, an unmistakable silhouette -
Planning the perfect day on a Chesapeake Bay Cruise in the Annapolis region requires choosing between two distinct options: private versus public yacht charters (as well as whether your prefer -
When I was about 10-years old on holiday in Blackpool, Lancashire, England, we were awakened by a very loud explosion – it was the rocket call to the crew of -
We fly the Fifty Star and Thirteen Stripe of Flag of the United States of America from our starboard halyard and stern pole with pride and admiration. When we raise -
Water-Level Wonder: Paddleboarding Adventures on the Chesapeake Bay There’s something magical about viewing the Chesapeake Bay from water level – literally water level! While Irie Vibes provides a perfect home-base -
Welcome to Maryland and the Chesapeake Bay! Maryland summers are reliably warm and humid – generally sunny or a bit overcast, about 82 degrees in spring and fall, and warmer -
Both our sailboat and powerboat charters create memorable cruise experiences: ‘togetherness’ and connection with friends and family on a shared experience, with fantastic views, destination opportunities and fun activities -
Keep a watch high above you as we cruise down the South River for America’s most iconic bird, the Bald Eagle. You might mistake them at first for an osprey -
Some regions of the Bay, sometimes, yes. Generally, the shallower areas, close to shore and the inland rivers – with small tidal flows: like our Marina on Glebe Creek Cove! -
Both are wonderful ways to experience the Chesapeake Bay – each differs in possible experiences, destinations and activities. Sailboat charters focus on navigating using wind power, offering a slower, more
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Great question! Although there’s places to look out over the Chesapeake Bay, nothing matches getting out onto the water by boat! Think open water and sea breezes, quiet and scenic