Oxford, accessible by car or the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry (one of the oldest privately operated ferries in the country), presents another well-preserved colonial town with waterfront parks perfect for ...

Nestled where the Susquehanna River meets the Chesapeake Bay, Havre de Grace (pronounced “HAV-er duh GRACE” for those who don’t want to sound like tourists) offers that rare combination of historical ...

It’s Sunday night at Middleton Tavern, where a handful of drinkers at the rustic wooden bar are surrounded by glimpses of America’s colonial past.

The Atlantic coastline along the Delmarva Peninsula boasts such enchanting seashore destinations as the dreamy Assateague State Park and its superb coastal trails. As if that wasn't enough, Maryland ...

Experience the wonders of Maryland shot entirely from the air, narrated by Cal Ripken Jr.

By Victor Block If any city gives meaning to the word "eclectic," it is Baltimore, Maryland. Are you interested in American ...

They are fixtures on the Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac River and have been protecting watermen and seafarers for generations from tides, shoals, shallow waters and other marine hazards.

The Chesapeake Bay is home to more than 18 million people and 3,600 species of plants and animals. It also produces more than 500 million pounds of seafood harvest each year. From serving as a hub for ...

The Chesapeake Bay Storyteller Program, in collaboration with the Maryland Office of Tourism, offers an unforgettable way to explore Maryland's waters.

Charter captains are seeing schools of large tarpon in Chesapeake Bay, which is farther north than most anglers are used to spotting the big fish.

Maryland’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR) says they have recently received multiple reports of tarpon sightings in the Chesapeake Bay, a rarity in local waters according to DNR officials.

From Ocean City to Assateague Island National Seashore, the best beaches in Maryland beckon with beautiful coastal views, lively boardwalks, and wild horses.