Sail Ogunquit’s shoreline aboard a traditional wooden lobster boat
Morning coastal views with coffee, juice, and a fresh muffin
Circle Nubble Lighthouse and photograph York’s rocky coastline from the water
Watch a Maine lobsterman haul traps along Ogunquit’s shoreline
Sail Ogunquit’s rocky coastline on a relaxed late-afternoon cruise
Feel the sea breeze and spot coastal wildlife on a 1.5-hour private cruise
Tailored one-on-one instruction for first sails, returning sailors, and J/22 certification prep
Cruise Casco Bay, shuck fresh oysters, and finish at a local lobster shack
Sail Kennebunkport at midday with a local captain, public or private
Sail Kennebunkport with options to relax or take the helm
Sail into the evening light along Kennebunkport’s rocky coast
Spot whales off Maine with 360-degree views and expert narration
Ride a performance RIB to see all seven Portland-area lighthouses in 2 hours
See Kennebunkport’s coastline fast on a narrated 1-hour boat tour
Cruise the Gulf of Maine with small-group whale watching and 360° views
Ride by boat to Nubble Light and Boon Island Lighthouse in 2 hours
Paddle sheltered harbor waters and visit Goat Island's historic lighthouse
Paddle coastal waters with naturalists and learn responsible wildlife viewing
Sail longer and see more of Saco Bay on a half-day trip
Sail into the evening with a small-group sunset cruise
Sail to Wood Island and tour inside the lighthouse and keeper’s house
Private lobstering and scenic cruise for up to 6 on Saco Bay
Book a private 6-hour powerboat cruise for up to 6 in Casco Bay
Sail Maine’s coast in a small group of 6 or fewer
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.