Private charter to & from Annapolis

Annapolis is Maryland’s capital and one of the best-preserved colonial cities in the country, its brick streets winding between the domed State House and the waterfront at City Dock. The State House is the oldest in the nation still in continuous legislative use, and it briefly served as the U.S. capitol, where the Continental Congress ratified the Treaty of Paris. The United States Naval Academy fills the city with midshipmen, families and visiting officers, and government, lobbying, tourism and the marine industry drive the economy.

Annapolis is known as a sailing capital, and its harbor hosts racing, charters and major in-water boat shows each fall. It is also a short distance from Washington and Baltimore, yet traffic on Route 50 and the approaches to the Bay Bridge can turn short drives into long ones. Flying private into BWI or one of the area’s smaller airports makes it easy for Naval Academy families, lobbyists during the legislative session and boat buyers to come and go. Visitors spend their days touring the Academy, sailing the Chesapeake and eating crabs at waterfront restaurants in Eastport.