Washington DC · ANNAPOLIS & THE NAVAL ACADEMY
Forty-five minutes from Washington, Annapolis puts a working naval academy on a harbour full of masts and a colonial state house behind it. The 15 below cover the harbour cruises, the academy walks and the evening ghost tours.
Cruise Annapolis Harbor and the U.S. Naval Academy for 40 minutes with historic views, recorded narration, and a full-service bar.
“The ride what pleasant. The narration was informative and my favorite was a crew member came on deck and spoke with us.”
Explore Annapolis after dark on a one-hour ghost walk mixing colonial history, haunted homes, local legends, and practical tales of murder and loss.
“A very nice evening. Interesting stories. Guide was knowledgeable and very nice. Loved seeing all of the architecture.”
Taste Annapolis through local eateries, colonial landmarks, Naval Academy stories, and a filling 3.5-hour walking tour led by Carolyn.
“Carolyn was delightful and knowledgeable about Annapolis old and new. Looking into bringing my family from out of town back over the holidays.”
Walk historic Annapolis, enter the Maryland State House, and tour the Naval Academy with a period-attired guide in 135 minutes.
“Naval academy-would have enjoyed more time there. We could have done single tour there but enjoyed the Maryland history”
Explore haunted downtown Annapolis on a 90-minute walking tour blending ghost stories, local history, spirited guides, and eerie city sights.
“Rain or shine MEANS rain or shine! That also means PACK THE UMBRELLA! And bring a snack and water, rain not incl.”
Walk Annapolis with local guide Michael, from Ego Alley and the Naval Academy to the State House, chapel, colonial homes, and St. John’s College.
“Michael provided us with a personal and detailed look at Annapolis and the Naval Academy. He gave us a behind the scene look at the crypt of John Paul Jones and beautiful descriptions of the stained glass windows in the chapel.”
Explore haunted pubs in historic Annapolis with local guides, spooky stories, three drinking stops, and a two-hour walk through old streets.
“This was an excellent and fun tour! Rebecca did an amazing job story telling. She kept our interest and kept it fun! Loved the 3 taverns we visited and the cocktails were delish! It was a fun walk- and yes, wear comfortable shoes!”
Explore Annapolis with app-led riddles, photo challenges, and historic stops including the Maryland State House for $14.99.
“I've never experienced such a convoluted experience. After installing 2 different apps, it rejected my ticket number 3 times. I tried calling the support line and was put on hold. We ended up abandoning the scavenger hunt altogether. Such an incredible waste of time.”
Explore Annapolis after dark on a one-hour ghost walk covering colonial scandals, haunted taverns, sailors, and bootleggers.
“Tal was very informative. Funny. Great tour guide overall. Kept a good walking pace.”
Explore haunted Annapolis pubs, old jails, church grounds, and Prohibition lore on a two-hour Boos & Booze crawl.
“Unprofessionally dressed, young guide. Not good historical facts. Clearly was not expected at establishments.”
Explore haunted Annapolis on a two-hour pub crawl with ghost stories, historic bars, local drinks, and tales of sailors, bootleggers, and Roland.
“We were instructed to arrive at 5:45 with a 6pm tour start. The guide showed up at 6:30. When the story telling started, the stories were few and the “wow” factor wasn’t there. I’ve done ghost tours in about a dozen cities and this was one of the worst I’ve experienced. I would not recommend this tour to others.”
Explore Annapolis by solving clues, meeting locals, and tackling playful challenges in a two-hour, remotely hosted city hunt.
“Some of the check points didn't exist and were actually at completely different locations. It was also very scattered and made it difficult to follow any sort of path.”
Paint Annapolis outdoors with local artist Em Campbell, using watercolors, a pre-sketched landmark, and a small-group format.
“Such a fun activity! Em was an excellent instructor and we all enjoyed learning something new and the best part is we now have beautiful watercolor artwork to take home as souvenirs!”
Tour Annapolis’s Maryland State House with a costumed guide, exploring Washington’s resignation, the Treaty of Paris, and four centuries of history.
“Our tour guide was excellent. He was knowledgeable, informative, and an engaging story teller. I would strongly recommend this tour.”
Review the 8-hour Annapolis to St. Michaels cruise, with Chesapeake Bay views, free time ashore, and Maritime Museum admission.
“Cruise was amazing, and would like to do it again, but was disappointed, over charged over the cruise price. i paid $157. -when the price is $118.-”
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