Delaware offers tons of outdoor activities, and its nautical life doesn’t disappoint. If you’re interested in fishing and boating during your trip to Delaware, use this blog to learn about your options. From fishing trips to family-friendly boat tours, Delaware has it all out on the water!
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The Kalmar Nyckel: For a more historic boating experience, enjoy a ride on the Kalmar Nyckel in Wilmington. As “The Tall Ship of Delaware,” this beautiful boat is a full-scale replica of the original Swedish colonial ship. Learn about maritime culture and you may be able to help the ship’s crew during your trip!
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Delaware Cruises and Events: Take a ride along the scenic Wilmington Riverfront. They have sightseeing tours and tropical Paradise Tiki Tours. There are many ways to spend time with friends or family while enjoying a view of Wilmington from the water.
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Delaware State Parks: If you’re looking for a more intimate type of boating, try renting a kayak, canoe or paddle boat to explore one of Delaware’s state parks! Paddle through Killens Pond, the Delaware Bay, Fenwick Island, Lums Pond or Trap Pond on your own or with a guided tour group.
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Cape Water Tours and Taxi: For a leisurely boat ride in the Delaware Bay or along the Lewes-Rehoboth Canal, check out Cape Water Tours and Taxi! Between eco-tours, dolphin watching, sunset cruises and more,
enjoy an hour and a half to two hours on the water and relax!
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Pirates of Lewes: Looking for something for the little ones? This swashbuckling adventure in Lewes is perfect for kids and families. Take a ride on a pirate ship while experiencing a pirate’s life with props, games and more!
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The Sand Dollar: A bit further south in Dewey Beach, The Sand Dollar offers tours of Rehoboth Bay. With daily cruises, private charters and cycle boat cruises (powered by the passengers), there are multiple options to choose from.