easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels since this is a seated boat cruise with minimal physical exertion.
Join a flavorful crawfish boil cruise on the Choptank River this June 28th. Enjoy fresh Louisiana-style seafood, river views, and a relaxing two-hour boat ride from Denton, Maryland.
Louisiana crawfish boil with a cash bar on a two-hour river cruise!
Join us for a unique Crawfish Boil on June 28th, featuring fresh Louisiana crawfish and traditional fixings while cruising the scenic Choptank River. Enjoy a delightful meal with refreshing beverages, all aboard a Coast Guard Certified, wheelchair-accessible vessel. Experience the perfect blend of delicious food and beautiful views!
Join us for a unique Crawfish Boil on June 28th, featuring fresh Louisiana crawfish and traditional fixings while cruising the scenic Choptank River. Enjoy a delightful meal with refreshing beverages, all aboard a Coast Guard Certified, wheelchair-accessible vessel. Experience the perfect blend of delicious food and beautiful views!
Plan to arrive no earlier than 15 minutes before boarding to ensure smooth check-in and boarding on time.
Wear layers and bring sun protection; it can feel about 10 degrees cooler on the water compared to land.
While nonalcoholic drinks are included, bring cash if you want to buy beverages from the cash bar.
Portable restrooms are available near parking; use them before boarding to avoid missing part of the cruise.
The Choptank River is an important waterway in Maryland's Eastern Shore, historically used by Native American tribes and early settlers for fishing and transportation.
The cruise operators focus on minimizing environmental impact by encouraging respectful wildlife viewing and preventing any littering on the river.
Provides shade and helps protect your face during the sunny cruise.
summer specific
Essential for skin protection against UV rays while on the open water.
summer specific
Adds warmth if temperatures drop or during breezy conditions on the river.
spring specific
Keeps mosquitoes and bugs at bay during warmer months on the river.
summer specific