Float past the Mall and memorials on a lively two‑hour Potomac brunch cruise. Enjoy a Northside Social buffet, a premium open bar, and skyline views from a double‑decker yacht — all departing from Georgetown Waterfront.
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You step off the Georgetown dock and the Potomac pulls you away from the city’s stone edges — the river dares you to relax. The double-decker yacht eases into current, DJ beats drift across the open-air top deck, and brunch aromas from Northside Social mix with river air as views of the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument reel by.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required — accessible to most adults who can board a small vessel.
Wildlife
History
Georgetown grew as an 18th‑century tobacco port; the Potomac channel you traverse has long been a commercial and political corridor for the capital.
Conservation
The Potomac’s water quality has improved with regional cleanup efforts, but guests should avoid littering and respect wildlife by keeping a distance and not feeding birds.
Reserve your spot on the Party Brunch Buffet River Cruise aboard Double Decker Yacht today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring a government ID
This cruise enforces a 21+ policy — have your ID ready at check‑in to speed boarding.
Dress in layers
Top‑deck breezes can be cool even on warm days; a light windbreaker or hoodie keeps you comfortable.
Sun protection matters
Sunscreen and sunglasses are useful for the open deck where reflection from the water intensifies exposure.
Watch for motion sensitivity
If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication beforehand or choose a mid‑ship seat on the lower deck.
Sunglasses with strap
Cuts glare off the water and prevents lost eyewear on the open deck.
summer
Light waterproof jacket
Blocks wind and occasional spray while still being packable.
spring
Motion‑sickness remedy
Pills or wristbands help if you get queasy on moving water.
Compact camera or phone with a charger
Monuments and skyline shots are best from the water; keep batteries topped up.