moderate
18–20 hours
Moderate fitness needed for moving around the schooner and participating in some sailing tasks.
Experience the magic of Chesapeake Bay with an overnight sail aboard the Selina II, departing from Saint Michaels, Maryland. This classic schooner cruise offers a rare chance to connect deeply with nature, history, and sailing tradition under the stars.
$2495 Private Charter | Max 4 People | 18 Hour Trip | Depart 5:30pm | Disembark at 11am
Experience a unique overnight adventure aboard the Selina II Sailing Yacht. Enjoy a sunset champagne cruise, a delicious picnic-style crab cake dinner, and cozy accommodations under the stars. Wake up to a delightful quiche breakfast as you sail back, making unforgettable memories with friends or family in a stunning setting.
18 Hour Trip
Private Overnight Charter (Max 6 people): $2495 All ages welcome!
Amusement tax and crew gratuity added on.
Overnight charters depart at 5:30 and includes the Sunset Champagne Cruise with hors-d'oeuvre followed by a boat picnic style crabcake dinner catered on board at anchor. Overnight accommodations for up to four guests are original to the boat and include 3 double berths all together in one open salon ‘Family style.’ Or you may sleep out on deck in the cockpit with the stars over your heads. In the morning hot coffee and quiche breakfast get our morning started on our sail, and then we head back to St Michael's. Disembark time is 11 am. There is one private head, showers available shoreside.
Even in summer, nights on the water can be cool; bring a windbreaker and warm layers.
Staying hydrated is crucial; tap water is safe and available onboard.
Decks can get wet and slippery, so sturdy, closed-toe shoes with traction are recommended.
Give yourself time to stroll the historic town before boarding for a full Eastern Shore experience.
Saint Michaels was a key shipbuilding center during the War of 1812, known for producing fast schooners.
The Selina II operates with a focus on sustainable sailing practices to minimize environmental impact on the Chesapeake Bay.
Protects against springtime breezes on the water.
spring specific
Necessary for sun protection during daytime sailing.
summer specific
Keeps you cozy during cool evenings aboard the schooner.
fall specific
Ensures secure footing on wet decks regardless of season.