 Ocean City, Maryland Educational Tours
It’s quite possible you’ve been overlooking one of America’s beaches. It’s not where you’d expect, but Ocean City, Maryland, definitely has something to offer. Its ten-mile oceanfront provides days of sunny activities and water sports. Like downtown Ocean City, the charming towns nearby are rich with charm and history, offering several museums in historic churches, homes, and schoolhouses. This area is also perfect for ecotours, with miles of shoreline, rivers, nature trails, and an island that’s home to something you may not have known still existed – herds of wild horses, or Assateague Island’s world-famous ponies, as they are known around the world. The sample itineraries below create the perfect tours in black history and ecology.
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The eastern seaboard along Maryland’s coast is rich with American history, including churches, schools, and memorials from black history. You’ll find sites once part of the Underground Railroad, the Harriet Tubman Museum, and the only still-standing, African-American, one room school house. It’s a charming, historic tour through Dorchester and Worcester Counties in Maryland.
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Looking to explore the world around you without leaving a dramatic carbon footprint? The Ocean City area offers many low-impact activities perfect for eco-friendly tours. Hundreds of miles of biking trails, nature trails, and seashore are just the beginning. The famous Assateague Wild Ponies are among the amazing wildlife you can observe. The beach offers classic seaside activities, dolphin-watching, and more. And the Delmarva Discovery Center is a living museum celebrating all the natural beauty around you.
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