CasinoRunner

"Seacrets!!" in Maryland is it worth the trip??

How far is it from the Ocean City, MD Inlet?

http://seacrets.com/jamaica/index.php

Phknlwyr

Seacrets is on the Assowoman Bay. I've never been there by boat but the Bay is rather shallow outside of the marked channel. If you go there, it is certainly worth it. Seven different bars, people floating around in the water on rafts, but not sure if that is the standard protocal on weekdays as well.

Go to the Fractured Prune and get a few donuts and then decide. You'll thank me.

O.C.Barry

iTrader: (5)

You don't have to go to far off the channel to see a bunch of anchored boats. Anchor with them Seacrets has shuttle boats that carry you ashore. I think they monitor Channel 16 (19?)

gotime34

Not sure because I've never been there by boat...A few times I am suprised I got there at all, or home for that matter. Its a lot of fun, you can get lost there if you're drunk enough.

rainmn

It's absolutely worth a trip. By boat, can't help you. Only been there by land.

CasinoRunner

Looks like this "Seacrets" Run is on for this weekend. Anyone have any Navigation advice?? Is there a place to get gas when you enter the Ocean City Inlet?

Shore Thing

just enter the inlet, follow the channel markers and turn right. You can't miss gas and you can't miss seacrets.

trader1

There is a royal Farm Store on the left after you make the turn to the free ramp in west ocean city harbor. When are you going???

trader1

Yeah missed the part about coming by water. oopppppsss

O.C.Barry

iTrader: (5)

When you come into the Ocean City Inlet, go straight ahead for about a thousand feet. You'll see some awesome houses on the right (one is purportedly Cal Ripken's). Just after the first set of houses, the entrance to Sunset Marina is on the right. Follow the marina channel all the way to the western bulkhead. The gas dock is just before the boat lift which you will see because the bulkhead up there is so high. After you fuel up, leave the marina and go left just before the inlet and the Coast guard station. Cross under the Route 50 bridge (which is visable from the Coast Guard station.) Follow the channel markers. The channel kind of twists several times until you get to open bay. You will then see the Route 90 bridge off in the distance. Seacrets is about 3/4 of a mile on the right BEFORE the Route 90 bridge. You will recognize Seacret's by the small fleet out back and the preponderance of palm tree's. Anchor by the fleet and call for the shuttle. The Jerk Chicken is awesome!