Cruises in the Baltimore Harbor in one of our cruising boat

Starting with Baltimore’s famous Inner Harbor, past Fort McHenry ("Oh, say can you see.") and on to the Francis Scott Key Bridge, there’s lots to see from the water side.

You may wish to make a circular tour of this region under sail or power, topping off the day or evening with dinner at one of the waterfront restaurants; or, have your meal and beverage on board while underway. Some like to serve as a member of the crew and learn the basic techniques of sailboat cruising while others prefer to kick-back and drink in the sites.

Sail on one of our cruising boats in the 31 to 34-foot range. To see the fleet click here.
Each of our cruising sailboats can be reserved for one to six passengers. That's "Island Three", a Beneteau 313 pictured below.

Cost:
Weekdays, M-F for up to 3 hours, with 1 to 6 guests the cost is $495; for more than 3 hours, the cost is $715
Weekends, Saturday, Sunday and major holidays, with 1 to 6 quests the cost is $$570; for more than
3 hours the cost is $795

Cruises in one of our daysailer

CAL 22:
Weekdays, M-F for up to 3 hours, with 1 to 4 guests the cost is $275; for more than 3 hours, the cost is $440
Weekends, Saturday, Sunday and major holidays, with 1 to 4 quests the cost is $295; for more than
3 hours the cost is $470
You can see these boats on our website by clicking on Our Boats (above) and then on Chartrers.

Sonar 23 or Ideal 18:
Weekdays, M-F for up to 3 hours, with 1 to 4 guests the cost is $165; for more than 3 hours, the cost is 2640
Weekends, Saturday, Sunday and major holidays, with 1 to 4 quests the cost is $180; for more than
3 hours the cost is $280
You can see these boats on our website by clicking on Our Boats (above) and then on Chartrers.

Pease call, 410-342-3110, or email, info@getawaysailing.com, to reserve your Harbor Cruise.