Odyssey DC Lunch and Brunch Cruises

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Monument Cruise and Lunch aboard the All-Glass Luxury Yacht & Live Music

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Location: Washington

Tour: Lunch Cruise

By: Boat

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Tour Duration

2-Hour

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$ 99.00 Check Availability
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DESCRIPTION

A two-hour Odyssey lunch or brunch cruise is the perfect way to enjoy time sailing the Potomac river on board of an all-glass-ship with sophisticated dining and entertainment and unparalleled views of DC’s greatest landmarks.

HIGHLIGHTS

2-Hour Cruise aboard elegant Yacht

Cruise under the historic bridges of the Potomac River

See Washington Monument, Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial

The All-Glass-enclosed Odyssey: the Parisian-style Bateaux

Incredible views of Georgetown Waterfront and Washington Top Landmarks

Gourmet food with breakfast, lunch and brunch items

Entertainment with live music

Enjoy a sumptuous lunch (See the Menu), or a Sunday brunch (See the menu) with live music, sit back and relax, and discover the capital like never before! Thanks to the unique design of the Odyssey All-Glass Yacht, it's possible to navigate under all major historic bridges crossing the Potomac River, including the famous Arlington Memorial Bridge.

The Yacht features an outdoor observation deck for some the best panoramic views of the monuments. During the cruise you will admire some of the most important national Landmarks and Monuments including John F. Kennedy Center of the performing Arts, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, the incredible Georgetown Waterfront, & Arlington. A great way to spend your afternoon in the capital.

* Please Note: At times, when wind and tide conditions prevent navigation to the Kennedy Center and Georgetown, an alternative route will be taken (you will navigate south on the Potomac River and past historical Old Town Alexandria).