In Maryland cruise Annapolis and Baltimore with Watermark Journey

You’re welcome to cruise Annapolis and Baltimore in Maryland with Watermark Journey



Maryland

You’re Welcome to Find Unique Things to Do in Maryland

With five distinct regions, Maryland is filled with diverse experiences and landscapes waiting to be explored. Whether you’re drawn to the Appalachian Mountains in the West, the sandy shores in the East or the many vibrant cities, historical sites, and scrumptious seafood along the way, you’re welcome to stay awhile and enjoy all that Maryland has to offer.



Having lasting memories from your vacation makes all the planning so worth it. Maryland is home to a variety of sights and adventures. You’ll find amazing waterscapes, from mountain streams to rivers, the Chesapeake Bay, and the Atlantic. Here, you’re never far from an adrenaline rush or a relaxing walk.

Wander in Western Maryland
Explore Western Maryland by taking advantage of our sweeping, state-wide Trail System Second-to-None. High peaks, dense forests and famous battlefields await, along with shimmering waters, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.

Kayaking at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge

Kayaking at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge; credit Maryland Tourism

Celebrate in Central Maryland
Craving walkability and nightlife? With attractions like Baltimore’s renowned National Aquarium and the storied city center of Annapolis, Central Maryland is sure to delight. You can day-cruise this region with Watermark Journey.

Couple dining in Baltimore

Couple dining in Baltimore; credit Maryland Tourism



Sightsee in the Capital Region
Maryland’s Capital Region is a can’t-miss destination, complete with experiences like the National Harbor entertainment district and breathtaking Great Falls Park, offering a perfect blend of urban excitement and natural beauty.

Capitol Wheel lights up 300-acre Gaylord National Harbor at night

Capitol Wheel lights up 300-acre Gaylord National Harbor at night; credit Gaylord National Resort

Immerse Yourself in Southern Maryland
You’re always close to historical landmarks in Maryland but if you’re looking to dig into stories from the past, Southern Maryland is the spot. You’ll find notable sites like Historic St. Mary’s City and Calvert Marine Museum.

Calvert Marine Museum

Drum Point Lighthouse with Calvert Marine Museum; credit Calvert Marine Museum

Megaladon Shark skeleton at Calvert Marine Museum

Megaladon shark jaws; credit Calvert Marine Museum

Adventure on the Eastern Shore
There’s truly no better place to dive into the heroic legacy of Harriet Tubman. Visit her birthplace, discover her story and follow in her brave footsteps along the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Scenic Byway.

Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center; credit Maryland Tourism

Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center; credit Maryland Tourism



Travel by land or water and learn about the Chesapeake Bay from one of our certified Chesapeake Bay Storytellers. Or visit the wild horses on Assateague Island and finish the day relaxing by the water in Ocean City. You can even chase white marlin and tuna in the Atlantic Ocean.

Have your family experience Ocean City SandFest

Have your family experience Ocean City SandFest; credit Ocean City Tourism

We’re proud of our great state. And we’re proud to offer a true melting pot of authentic experiences.
Whatever your adventure, whatever your joy, you’re welcome to make Maryland yours.

WEBSITE: https://www.visitmaryland.org
PHONE: 877-333-4455

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