Annapolis — Maryland’s capital, home of the United States Naval Academy, and the sailing capital of the Chesapeake — is about 35 miles and an hour from Reagan National. DCA Limos makes the trip effortless with flat-rate luxury transfers for Naval Academy families, State House visitors, boat-show attendees, and travelers heading to the historic downtown and waterfront inns. Every transfer includes real-time flight tracking, a meet-and-greet at baggage claim, and a locked flat rate with no surprises along the way.
35 miles
45–60 minutes
Free Quote
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We are deeply familiar with the United States Naval Academy and the rhythms of its calendar — Induction Day, parents’ weekends, and the surge of travel around Commissioning Week in late May. Our chauffeurs know the USNA gates, the Visitor Control Center procedures, and how to coordinate multiple arrivals for families converging from different flights.
For ceremonies and graduations, we can stage several vehicles and stagger arrivals so your group reaches the right gate together and on time, even when DCA arrivals are spread across the day.
During the legislative session, we run frequent transfers to the Maryland State House and the hotels around Church Circle and West Street. Year-round, we serve the historic downtown, the City Dock and waterfront, Eastport’s restaurants and marinas, and the boutique inns that make Annapolis a favorite weekend destination.
The route from DCA typically runs via US-50 East across the region, and our chauffeurs time departures around rush hour and Bay Bridge-bound traffic to keep your arrival smooth.
DCA to Annapolis starts at a flat $145 in a luxury sedan, with all tolls, fuel, and gratuity guidance included. Sedans suit couples and solo travelers, SUVs handle families with luggage, and Sprinter vans carry full graduation parties — all at a locked, surge-free rate.
Annapolis runs on a busy events calendar, and the smart move is to book early for the dates everyone wants. Naval Academy milestones — Induction Day in late June, parents’ weekends, and especially Commissioning Week in May — draw families from across the country and book out our vehicles weeks ahead. The spring legislative session fills the State House hotels midweek, and the spring and fall Annapolis Boat Shows pack downtown and Eastport.
On any of these dates, last-minute rideshare is expensive and unreliable, while a reserved chauffeur is locked in at a flat rate. We also build extra time into event-day transfers to account for US-50 congestion and Bay Bridge-bound traffic, and we can coordinate multiple vehicles so a family arriving on different flights still reaches the ceremony together and on time.
Request a quote online or call (877) 609-1919 with your pickup address, date and passenger count. Airport transfers to Reagan National (DCA), Dulles (IAD) and BWI are flat-rate; hourly chauffeur service covers multi-stop days and evenings out.
DCA Limos confirms the rate before you ride, tracks every inbound flight, and keeps dispatch staffed 24/7 so a change of plans on the DCA to Annapolis, MD route is a phone call, not a problem.
Our DCA to Annapolis flat rate starts at $145 in a luxury sedan, including all tolls and fuel. SUVs and Sprinter vans are priced for larger groups. Call (877) 609-1919 for an exact quote.
About 35 miles and 45 to 60 minutes via US-50, depending on traffic. Expect added time around weekday rush hour and during major Naval Academy events.
Yes. We are USNA-savvy and coordinate multi-vehicle, staggered arrivals for Induction Day, parents’ weekends, graduations, and Commissioning Week. Book early, as these dates fill quickly.
Absolutely. Our SUVs seat up to five with luggage and our Sprinter vans handle larger groups and full graduation parties comfortably.
Airport pickups include 45 minutes of complimentary waiting time on domestic arrivals and 60 minutes on international arrivals, timed from actual touchdown. All other pickups include 15 minutes.
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