
Proposal Cruises in DC & Baltimore
Ask the biggest question somewhere unforgettable. A private Yachtsy cruise gives you total privacy, a golden-hour skyline, and a moment that's entirely yours — on Baltimore's Inner Harbor or DC's Navy Yard.
Plan the Proposal →
A moment that's completely private
No crowds, no audience — just the two of you (and the question) on a boat reserved entirely for you. Bring champagne and flowers; cue the song over the Bluetooth speaker for the exact moment.
Want it captured? Add a driver and bring a photographer along, or have your driver quietly get the shot. Time it for sunset and the skyline does the rest.
- Total privacy — the boat is yours alone
- Golden-hour & sunset timing
- BYO champagne & flowers
- Photographer welcome aboard
- Cue your song on the Bluetooth speaker
- Add a driver to capture the moment
The setting for 'yes'
Total privacy
No strangers, no tour group — just the two of you.
Golden hour
Time your slot for sunset and the skyline lights up behind you.
Capture it
Bring a photographer or let your driver quietly get the shot.
One rate. Any day.
- Always private — the whole boat is yours
- Up to 8 guests, all ages welcome
- BYO food & drinks · onboard Bluetooth speaker
- No experience needed — optional driver, $25/hr (shared among your group)
- Free rescheduling up to 48 hours before (cancellation terms)
Total at checkout: about $426 — the $380 boat rental plus tax and booking fee. Nothing else unless you add extras. More questions? See our FAQs.
Plan the Proposal →Choose your harbor
Dedicated docks in two of the East Coast’s most scenic waterfronts.

Baltimore — Inner Harbor
Cruise past the National Aquarium, the Historic Ships, and Federal Hill.

DC — Navy Yard
Glide along The Yards, past Nationals Park and the Frederick Douglass Bridge.
Proposal FAQ
Can I time the proposal for sunset?
Can a photographer come along?
Can we bring champagne and flowers?
Should we add a driver?
Make it a moment, not just a memory
Pick your date and harbor, and we'll help you plan a proposal she never sees coming.
Plan the Proposal →
