Tours

AUTHENTIC SKIPJACK
The "Nathan of Dorchester", an authentic skipjack built in the community, is located at Long Wharf in Cambridge. Visit the "Nathan" or cruise aboard on the scenic Choptank River. For information or reservations call 410-228-7141.

BROOKS BARREL COMPANY
One of the last remaining slack cooperages now operating in America, since 1950. The operation begins with pine logs from local woods which are hand-crafted into planters, kegs and barrels. Tours available by appointment

BLACKWATER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
Main entrance on Key Wallace Drive.
The refuge is home to many species of animals. The rich tidal marsh and mixed woodland hold endangered animals such as the Delmarva fox squirrel and a large population of bald eagles. Blackwater is the chief wintering home for waterfowl using the Atlantic flyways. Canada geese and over twenty duck species can be found in large concentrations from October to March. Osprey, great blue herons, swans, hawks, owls, muskrat, and many varieties of songbirds are also among the residents. There are driving, walking, and biking trails through the refuge, plus a Visitor's Center containing exhibits and films.The Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge is close to many of the fishing communities of South Dorchester, where the landscape is dotted with boats tied to piers, neatly stacked crab pots, seafood packing houses and miles of wetlands, marsh and shoreline. The Visitor's Center is open 8 - 4 Monday through Friday and 9 - 5 Saturday and Sunday. The Wildlife Drive and outdoor facilities are open daily, dawn to dusk (year round).

THE CAMBRIDGE LADY
Berthed at the end of Court Lane, Cambridge
A Classic Yacht-Style Passenger Vessel

CHANNEL CHARTERS
Regularly scheduled hourly departures from Cambridge, Oxford, and Tilghman Island Full and Half Day Charters upon request.

DOROTHY-MEGAN OF THE CHOPTANK
Berthed at 6304 Suicide Bridge Road, Hurlock
Cruise aboard an authentic paddle wheel riverboat. Sightseeing and dinner cruises available.
Call 410-943-4775

EAST NEW MARKET
Established on 1660, the whole village is on the National Register of Historic Places, Follow a self-guided walking tour to see the district which contains almost all of the residences of the original founders and offers excellent examples of colonial architecture.

THE SKIPJACK "LADY KATIE"
Berthed in Cambridge
A Sailing Adventure that takes you back in time Make your weekend reservations by phoning Captain Scott Todd at 410-228-7277

VIENNA
Follow a self-guided tour through this historic waterfront town which is located on the Nanticoke River and one of the oldest settlements in Maryland dating to the the 17th century.