Delmarva Circumnavigation

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Delmarva Circumnavigation

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Delmarva Circumnavigation

Typically takes 4 to 10 days depending on weather, boat speed, and whether you stop to cruise or push through continuously.

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A Delmarva circumnavigation is a classic 400-to-450-mile boating loop around the Delmarva Peninsula. It covers the length of the Chesapeake Bay, transits the C&D Canal, heads down the Delaware Bay, and goes offshore in the Atlantic Ocean before returning via the mouth of the Chesapeake.

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