GoBoat Seafood Picnic Cruise
Set sail from The Wharf in your GoBoat and enjoy a leisurely cruise along the Washington Channel. Bring along fresh steamed crabs or crab cakes from the Municipal Fish Market, and savor them aboard your silent, electric boat. As you cruise, you'll pass notable landmarks, including the Francis Case Bridge, the Titanic Memorial, and the National War College.
No license required
Silent and electric motor
Fits up to 8 people per boat
Sail calmly at up to 4 knots
When
Daily, you decide the departure time that fits you.
Boat Accessible
Bring your own cooler for food & drinks (drink with care).
Suggested duration
2 or 3 hours is perfect for having a great experience.
Safety
All passengers have access to life vests. You’ll be taught how to drive the boat online and on site. No license required.
Seafood picnic cruise in DC
Enhance your GoBoat adventure with a seafood picnic cruise in Washington, D.C. Starting from The Wharf, you can easily pick up fresh local favorites like oysters, crab cakes, and shrimp before setting sail. With your basket of seafood delights on board, you’ll enjoy a unique dining experience right on the Washington Channel. This afternoon cruise combines the Danish concept of hygge with the authentic flavors of The Wharf, offering a relaxing and memorable way to experience the city. Perfect for friends, couples, or colleagues, a GoBoat seafood picnic cruise gives you stunning waterfront views, peaceful sailing with the electric motor, and a taste of Washington’s culinary scene—all in one unforgettable outing.
Bring your picnic on board
While seafood is a popular choice, you’re not limited to just shellfish and fish. Feel free to bring sandwiches, salads, fruit, or any other picnic favorites to enjoy on board. Whether it’s a homemade spread, takeout from a local café, or specialty treats from The Wharf, your GoBoat adventure can be customized to your tastes. This flexibility allows everyone to create their perfect floating picnic, making it ideal for families, groups of friends, or a casual date on the water.
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