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Here at Carefree Boat Club Coastal Virginia, I am often asked where our members can go to see whales! Starting in December, the migration season brings humpback and fin whales to these waters, offering a rare opportunity to witness their breathtaking displays up close.  Whales have been spotted in large numbers as early as December … It’s Time For Whale Watching!

Here in Hampton Roads, we live in one of the best boating playgrounds in the world!  There are so many reasons to go boating and explore on-the-water activities like watersports, day cruising, fishing, and so much more.  At Carefree Boat Club, we give you a variety of boats to be able to do all of the above! Boating, just … Importance of Proper Check in/Check Out

They say Virginia is for Lovers…that’s definitely true this Valentine’s Day weekend!  What could be more romantic than a boat ride?  Just the two of you…out on the water…maybe a picnic lunch…maybe a trip out to the third island of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel to see the seals…you could spot a few dolphins and even do … Valentine’s Day!

Summer is here and fishing is HOT! Out at the CBBT they’re catching Sheepshead with crab, Spadefish, Flounder & Drum with clam and cut bait…and Cobia on bucktail or eels.  Out in the bay and ocean…Spanish mackerel and Bluefish trolling Clark Spoons.  Want to stay inshore around the inlet? No problem…Flounder, Trout, Puppy Drum, Croaker … Summer 2020: Latest Fishing Report From The Docks!

Summer is just about here!  We know everyone’s summer plans may look a little bit different this year, but with Carefree Boat Club…it doesn’t have to be any less epic!  One of the important things to remember, in order to maximize your time on the water, is just a little bit of planning!  Whether you’re … Fantastic Boating Tool – Navionics

Tired of being stuck in the house?  We’ve got you covered.  Summer is coming and Coastal Virginia is where you want to be.  In the Chesapeake Bay they’re catching Tautog, and rumor has it, we have Red Drum and Black Drum coming in! Fishing in the inlet?  The word is Trout, Red Fish and Flounder … Spring 2020: Latest Fishing Report From The Docks!