Paddle Casco Bay to explore a Civil War-era fort
Sail Kennebunkport at midday with a local captain, public or private
Cruise the Gulf of Maine with small-group whale watching and 360° views
Sail longer and see more of Saco Bay on a half-day trip
Cruise Maine's coast aboard the classic Calista Ann
Cruise Portland’s coastline aboard a classic wooden vessel with all-inclusive drinks
Cruise Casco Bay with waterfront narration and a local drink included
Watch Maine's colorful sky from a lobster boat while passing lighthouses and Portland's scenic coastline.
Paddle sheltered harbor waters and visit Goat Island's historic lighthouse
Feel the sea breeze and spot coastal wildlife on a 1.5-hour private cruise
See Casco Bay lighthouses, working boats, and coastal wildlife with live narration
Paddle Casco Bay at sunset with a relaxed, beginner-friendly guided tour
Ride an amphibious duck boat through Portland streets and into Casco Bay
Sail into the evening light along Kennebunkport’s rocky coast
Private evening on the water with time to explore Perkins Cove ashore
Sail into the evening with a small-group sunset cruise
Sail Portland Harbor with your own snacks and drinks
Evening views and all-inclusive drinks aboard a 1950s wooden vessel
Sail into dusk with Casco Bay views, landmark narration, and a local drink
Private lobstering and scenic cruise for up to 6 on Saco Bay
Cruise Casco Bay with brunch, bottomless mimosas, and included drinks
Island-hop by sea kayak in Casco Bay with a beach break
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.