Washington, DC, is so much more than just our nation’s capital and political center. Apart from the great food, cool museums, rad art, and cherry blossoms, Washington DC is also home to some of the best riverfronts in the country, packed with picturesque views along the Anacostia and the Potomac rivers. Washington DC has many marinas that offer cruises, charters,

Bostonians get to enjoy their favorite boating activities (and take in the famous Boston skyline) all summer long. But there’s just so much more to do when you live in (or visit) Beantown, apart from sailing or taking the canoe, kayak, or stand-up paddleboard up and down Charles River, Quincy Bay, Hingham Bay, or the Massachusetts Bay.

Flowing 315 miles from the Lake Tear of the Clouds back in the Adirondack Mountains all the way to the Battery in NYC, the Hudson River is a stunning network of lakes, streams, and other rivers that come together at this joint. Think of the total size of Massachusetts and