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Smith Island Marina
(410) 425-4220
Stay at a B&B - prices very reasonable.
Travel by boat to Smith Island !
Newly built "Dock House" features air conditioned sunroom overlooking the Marina wharf.
Full shower and toilet facilities. Relax, read or play cards in our lounge with a/c and a
water view where you can even keep an eye on your boat.
Conveniently located next to two local restaurants and a fuel dock.
Shore power (30 and 50 amp electric hook-up) and fresh water available.
Follow "Big Thoroughfare" into Smith Island Harbor and look for the telephone tower.
Or call Captain Steve Eades on Channel 78; any local waterman can guide you in.
To calculate Time and Tide for Smith Island, click here for the
Maryland Department of Natural Resources Time & Tide calculator.
Please call ahead or email for a dock reservation.
Docking Fees
- $1.00/ft - Overnight
- $10.00 docking daytime (2 hrs)
Smith Island cruise
7 days a week in season, The most modern fully equipped
cruise ship carries 150 passengers. Then take an appox. 2 hour cruise
across the Chesapeake Bay to Smith Island, enjoy dining at The Bayside Inn.
Then climb aboard the tour bus for a tour around the island.
Overnight reserbations available at the Paddlewheel Motel in Crisfield, Md
Climb aboard the 70 ft Captain Tyler II
or her sister ship Betty Jo Tyler
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Departures from Crisfield, Maryland |
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Leaves 12:30 pm : Returns 5:15pm |
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Point Lookout Maryland |
| Leaves 10:00am : Returns 4 pm |
Smith Island is Mryland's only inhabited island accessible only by boat.
The island has 3 seperate villages, Ewell, Tylerton and Rhodes Point
12 miles westo of Cristfield, Md. Populated by 500 people
In 1608 Capt. John Smith sailed the Chesapeake and named the island.
"Heaven and earth seemed never to have agreed better
for man's commodious and delightful habitation"
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Join the Pirate Ship the Sea Gypsy for an incredible journey !
Search for sunken treasure, fire the famous water cannons, face painting,
dress up and more ! Perfect for a family weekend out on the water !
Mid April through Labor Day
