Cruise Great Harbor and Somes Sound with narration and an island stop
Sail aboard a historic schooner with cushioned seating and crew-led local stories
Haul lobster traps, hear fishing stories, and finish with a Maine lobster feast
A relaxed introduction to sea kayaking in Acadia
Help raise the sails and try steering along Maine's rugged coast
See Maine's coast from the deck of a schooner
Host your celebration, gathering, or team event aboard a private schooner
Bring your own drinks and snacks for a relaxed evening on Belfast Bay
Paddle Frenchman's Bay with a beach landing for tidal pools and coastal geology
Help haul lobster traps aboard one of Maine's last sailing lobster boats
Sail to live acoustic music as evening settles over the water
Take the helm and help sail a wooden ship on Penobscot Bay
Watch sunset colors unfold across Penobscot Bay aboard the Schooner Surprise
Sail Maine's rugged coast aboard a tall ship with wide decks and seating
Cruise Belfast Bay at sunset with a stop for a lobster roll
Make your celebration a relaxed outing on the water
Sail through fall colors and search for an island lobster-feast setting
Paddle Frenchman Bay with a Registered Maine Guide
Family youth sea kayaking in a protected bay on Mount Desert Island
Late-afternoon cruise to see seals and cruise into Somes Sound fjord
Explore Penobscot Bay on a private sail shaped around you
Set your own course across Penobscot Bay, with the option to explore an island preserve
Help raise sail as sunset views unfold across Penobscot Bay
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.