Sail into the evening light along Kennebunkport’s rocky coast
Cruise Casco Bay, shuck fresh oysters, and finish at a local lobster shack
Cruise Casco Bay’s fall-colored islands and visit an oyster farm
Spot whales off Maine with 360-degree views and expert narration
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 coastal waters with naturalists and learn responsible wildlife viewing
Cruise Hampton Beach on a 4-hour whale watching trip with bar and food galley onboard
Fish at night with a family-run crew, with rod and reel rental included
Watch fireworks from the water on a Wednesday-night cruise
Seasonal mackerel fishing with morning or afternoon departures
Cast for striped bass on an all-ages fishing outing
A full day on the water targeting whiting and ling
Enjoy a light-tackle fishing trip that works well for kids and adults
Cruise and connect at an all-ages sober meeting on the water
Take Your Turn Fighting Bluefin in a Crew-Led Rotation
See visiting schooners up close during Gloucester's Heritage Day celebration
Photograph visiting schooners as they arrive for Gloucester’s festival weekend
Sail in company with visiting schooners during Gloucester Schooner Festival Weekend
Sip wine on a 90-minute Kennebunkport sail with a sommelier-led tasting
Reel in haddock and bring home your eligible catch
Chase giant bluefin tuna on a hands-on offshore fishing trip
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.