Dining. Dancing. Live Music. And monumental views drifting past your table. 2-3 hour brunch, lunch and dinner cruises depart year 'round from Gangplank Marina. BOOK YOUR RESERVATION ONLINE!600 Water Street, SWWashington, DC 20024Reservations: 888-741-0282

Spirit of Washington and Potomac Spirit offer the hottest parties on the Potomac River featuring dinner cruises, lunch cruises, live entertainment and sightseeing cruises to Mt. Vernon.
Pier 4
6th & Water Streets, S.WWashington, D.C. 20024
Individuals (1-19): 202-554-8000
Groups (20+): 202-554-8013

Motor Yachts Finished Business and Celebrity- Private Charters for your special event from 55-142 people.Gangplank Marina600 Water Street, SW, NBU 5-16Washington, DC 20024(202) 554-0677

The Potomac Belle is the newest private charter vessel docked in Old Town Alexandria. Coast Guard inspected for 49 guests, the Potomac Belle is the ideal boat for personal and corporate entertaining. Reservations are required and can be made by calling (703) 868-5566.

Come aboard the Potomac Spirit for DC's only direct cruise to the home of George Washington. You'll relax in climate-controlled comfort, enjoy a fascinating narrated tour of landmarks many people never get to see, and get discounted admission to Mount Vernon, all for one price. It's a great American adventure your family will never forget. From Pier 4, 6th & Water Sts., SW, Washington, DCTickets & Info: 866-211-3811

Offers private yacht charters from Old Town Alexandria Virginia including corporate events, special events, dinner cruises and Potomac River boat charters of Washington DC attractions

Experience the history of the canal era by taking a mule-drawn canal boat ride. All rides last approximately 70 minutes, go through a historic lift lock, and are guided by park rangers dressed in the clothing of the 1870s. Call 202-653-5190 for group reservations or for more information.

Unique Occasions works directly with many of the Potomac River and Annapolis cruise/yacht companies and can provide you with several options for your event with just one phone call.

The 104-foot, 100-ton wooden, teak-paneled boat was built by John Trumpy between 1923 and 1925 at a costof approximately $200,000. The yacht was named the "Sequoia" after the Indian chief who invented theCherokee alphabet. The federal government purchased the Sequoia in order to catch rumrunners during Prohibition. This Coast Guard-certified national historic landmark is available for a limited time for exclusive charter. In order to ascertainavailability, call Lynn Klein at 301 237-4003 (p) or Wanda at 202-337-7300/800-962-0848.

Experience a ride on the Gen. Jubal A. Early Ferry, one of the last rides of its kind on the East Coast. 24801 Whites Ferry Road Dickerson, MD 20842Phone: 301.349.5200