Sail historic harbor waters with maritime insights and optional hands-on sailing
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
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
Lounge on deck or lend a hand with the sails
Cruise to Stellwagen Bank on a narrated 3–4 hour whale watch
Unwind on the harbor with your own snacks and drinks
Fish for mackerel and bass on a captain’s choice half-day trip
Sip wine on a 90-minute Kennebunkport sail with a sommelier-led tasting
Pair autumn views from the water with hot cider and orchard donuts
Cruise Hampton Beach on a 4-hour whale watching trip with bar and food galley onboard
Reserve a traditional schooner for your celebration on Gloucester Harbor
See Kennebunkport’s coastline fast on a narrated 1-hour boat tour
Sail into the evening with a small-group sunset cruise
Make a private sailboat the setting for your wedding
Tailored one-on-one instruction for first sails, returning sailors, and J/22 certification prep
Fish Jeffrey's Ledge for haddock, pollock, and other bottom feeders
Paddle coastal waters with naturalists and learn responsible wildlife viewing
Fish for striped bass on a 2.5-hour trip near the Merrimack River mouth
Cruise Casco Bay, shuck fresh oysters, and finish at a local lobster shack
Sail Kennebunkport with options to relax or take the helm
Explore coastal salt marsh scenery without heading onto the open ocean
Fish at night with a family-run crew, with rod and reel rental included
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.