Chesapeake Bay

Think Ralph Lauren meets Norman Rockwell and you have a picture of charming St Michaels. 

Typical of the Chesapeake Bay area, quaint antique shops and boutiques line the main street and the nearest traffic light is eleven miles away.  

Chesapeake Bay is in the prestigious Talbot County, which boasts the longest shoreline in the continental US and is considered "The Land of Pleasant Living".  Here locals embrace life on the Chesapeake, whether that be fishing, oystering, crabbing, sailing or yachting.

Language: English

Currency: US Dollars

Climate: Maryland's climate is generally moderate though summer can occasionally be hot, and winter turns very cold in the mountains.

Culture: Stretching from southern Virginia to northern Maryland, the Chesapeake Bay is the largest estuary in the US and an incredibly complex ecosystem. St Michaels is a charming destination with a mix of history, gift shops, restaurants and lodging.

Places to visit: St Michaels town and marinas, St Mary's Square Museum, The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, Chesapeake Bay Lighthouses.