Last updated: May 2, 2025
Place
Watermark Baltimore
Image Credit: Watermark
Quick Facts
Location:
555 Light Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
Significance:
Watermark Baltimore explores Chesapeake Bay’s urban gateway through harbor cruises that interpret Baltimore’s maritime heritage, industrial past, and the Bay’s ecological restoration efforts.
Designation:
Chesapeake Gateways Network Site
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Amenities
7 listed
Beach/Water Access, Gifts/Souvenirs/Books, Historical/Interpretive Information/Exhibits, Pets Allowed, Restroom - Accessible, Water - Drinking/Potable, Wheelchair Accessible
Watermark’s Baltimore cruises offer an unforgettable way to experience the Chesapeake Bay’s urban gateway. As a Chesapeake Gateways Place, Watermark showcases Baltimore’s waterfront history, industrial heritage, and ecological connections through narrated boat tours that blend history, fun, and stewardship.
Departing from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, Watermark cruises reveal the story of a city built by the Bay — from early shipbuilding to commerce and immigration — and highlight restoration efforts shaping the harbor’s future. Guests enjoy sweeping views of iconic landmarks like Fort McHenry, the Domino Sugar sign, and the bustling port that has long served as a vital artery for the Chesapeake region and beyond.
Through partnerships with city programs like River Days and educational initiatives, Watermark brings students and residents out onto the water, often for the first time, deepening their connection to the Bay’s legacy and its future. Watermark’s expert guides and captains offer immersive experiences that combine education and recreation.
Watermark Baltimore continues a proud 50-year tradition of connecting people to the Chesapeake’s vibrant waterways, maritime heritage, and diverse communities. Learn more by visiting Watermark’s website.
Departing from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, Watermark cruises reveal the story of a city built by the Bay — from early shipbuilding to commerce and immigration — and highlight restoration efforts shaping the harbor’s future. Guests enjoy sweeping views of iconic landmarks like Fort McHenry, the Domino Sugar sign, and the bustling port that has long served as a vital artery for the Chesapeake region and beyond.
Through partnerships with city programs like River Days and educational initiatives, Watermark brings students and residents out onto the water, often for the first time, deepening their connection to the Bay’s legacy and its future. Watermark’s expert guides and captains offer immersive experiences that combine education and recreation.
Watermark Baltimore continues a proud 50-year tradition of connecting people to the Chesapeake’s vibrant waterways, maritime heritage, and diverse communities. Learn more by visiting Watermark’s website.