Powertime

Annapolis

Marylands’ Premier Boat Club

Boating Adventures

Fractional Boating

PowerTime Annapolis membership boat club allows our members to have fun boating adventures aboard a well-outfitted, professionally maintained new powerboat. There is nothing like it here and we invite you to find out why our boat club achieves a higher level of enjoyment for Maryland boaters.

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Aerial view of a jeanneau nc795 cruising on the water.

Membership

Boat all season long for an easy monthly fee

The PowerTime boat club program here in Annapolis allows our members to have fun boating adventures aboard a well-outfitted, professionally maintained new powerboat.

PowerTime boat club members select a powerboat from our local fleet and the membership package that matches the amount of time they want to go boating. Then you book the dates online you want each month, using our propriety scheduling system.

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Ownership

Our Innovative management program

Are you ready to do more boating than just a few hours on a rental boat? Then, becoming a PowerTime boat club Owner may be the perfect option for you!

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Annapolis

  • 105 Eastern Ave
    Annapolis, MD 21403
443-376-7245
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  • Weekdays: 8am - 6pm
    Weekends: 8am - 6pm
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Horn Point Harbor Marina

Built at the mouth of Back Creek, our marina basin faces the Chesapeake Bay, Severn River and Back Creek. Our eight foot thick pier and breakwater protect our slip holder’s boats from weather while allowing them the very best view of the open water in all of Annapolis.
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Courses

Hands-on Training

PowerTime Annapolis offers hands-on training, provided by USCG-Certified Captains. During these courses, you’ll learn about the following:

Robust docking practice

Advanced techniques for close-quarters handling

Safe and secure anchoring for day cruises and overnights

In-depth local knowledge and chart review

Thorough boat systems review

High-speed handling with a focus on fuel efficiency

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