Baltimore Inner Harbor Sightseeing Tour

Overview

Join the Spirit of Baltimore for a 60-minute interactive tour and sightseeing cruise from Inner Harbor! Kick back and relax as you take in the sites and enjoy an animated narration of Baltimore's rich history.

City: Baltimore

Mon 24 Feb

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Starting at $26.58

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Mon 24 Feb

Starting at $26.58

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Light concessions available for purchase from on board snack bar

Engaging narration throughout the cruise

Outdoor seating on our spacious deck

1-hour narrated sightseeing tour of Baltimore's historic Inner Harbor

Cocktails, wine, and beer available for purchase from stocked cash bar

The best views of storied sites such as the USS Constellation, Fells Point, the National Aquarium, the John W. Brown Liberty Ship

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
In order to follow current safety guidelines, this cruise is currently only offering outdoor seating options. We would just recommend you bring a hat, light sweater or jacket and of course your shades.
Infants ages 2 years and under are free of charge (meal not included)

What To Expect

City Cruises Baltimore

Cruise Spirit of Baltimore for a fun mix of dining, dancing, entertainment and views

Inner Harbor

One of America's oldest seaports dating from the 1600s is today an important landmark and popular tourist destination.

S.S. John W. Brown

One of three remaining Liberty Ships, the S.S. John Brown is open for tours by advance reservation

Fell's Point

See views of this charming national historic district from the water

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Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

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Reviews (62)

Doreen M

Aug 2019

My fiance and I enjoyed a wonderful experience on a well maintained tour ship. The weather was beautiful for touring the harbor. The ship was well maintained and the crew were very nice and polite. I was pleasantly surprised when photos of us were taken upon our boarding the boat which we then purchased at the end of our trip - what a lovely memorabilia. The tour guide was very informative about the surrounding areas of interest along the tour route. I was very impressed with what I learned. I would highly recommend this trip - so well organized and the layout of the ship is very well done also.

elizabethgZ3763SZ

Aug 2019

Its really an hour of my life I will never get back. The sight seeing was a disappointment. It is just a recording that drones on about various landmarks. We were really looking forward to learning about Baltimore. But this wasn't interesting. Also the ramp to get on and off the boat is insanely steep. This is by no means handicap accessible. The staff was nice enough and the boat is really similar to the ny ferries. Downstairs there's a dining room with very uncomfortable seats. The ny commuter ferry is actually more comfy.

BLKSQ

Jul 2019

This was a pleasant boat trip around the Inner Harbour, and the guide provided some interesting information. However, the two people at the ticket booth were unhelpful and not very friendly. I had pre-booked tickets using Viator and had to exchange the voucher for tickets at the booth. First the guy couldn't find my tickets, despite my name being on his list, and eventually had to re-print them, but the dialogue between him and his female colleague about whose fault it was, was anything but friendly, and I almost felt it was my fault he couldn't find them. Next I asked him which boat it was as their were two moored near the booth and he told me the wrong one, luckily the one he told me wasn't going anywhere that afternoon ! What surprised me was there was none of the normal American polite and friendly banter or apology while he was searching for the tickets and not so much of a Hello, Thanks, Sorry, Have a nice trip. The tour itself was pleasant though.