Sail into the evening with a small-group sunset cruise
Sail Portland Harbor at golden hour with room for your favorite snacks and drinks
Paddle Sebago Lake’s coves, islands, and shoreline at your own pace
Evening views and all-inclusive drinks aboard a 1950s wooden vessel
Learn about Maine lobsters while cruising Casco Bay's island waters
Paddle sheltered harbor waters and visit Goat Island's historic lighthouse
Private Casco Bay cruise with a guided Maine oyster tasting
Pair fresh oysters and prosecco with Portland coastal views
Sail Kennebunkport with options to relax or take the helm
Cruise Casco Bay at sunset past lighthouses, forts, and islands
Launch from Sebago Trails’ private site and paddle for up to 4 hours
Island-hop by sea kayak in Casco Bay with a beach break
Sail to Wood Island and tour inside the lighthouse and keeper’s house
See Casco Bay lighthouses, working boats, and coastal wildlife with live narration
Spot whales off Maine with 360-degree views and expert narration
Cruise Casco Bay with brunch, bottomless mimosas, and included drinks
Taste fresh oysters and lobster rolls on a Maquoit Bay cruise
Cruise Casco Bay, see oyster farming in action, and taste fresh oysters
Sail into dusk with Casco Bay views, landmark narration, and a local drink
Sail into the evening light along Kennebunkport’s rocky coast
Relax on a slow cruise for great views of Portland from the water
Paddle Casco Bay at sunset with a quick SUP lesson and licensed guide
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.