Discover amazing Maine Midcoast activities and premium in-home experiences.
Along the rugged Atlantic coastline, Maine Midcoast offers a tapestry of charming harbor towns, rocky shorelines, and lush forests that capture the quintessential New England spirit. Known for its historic lighthouses, artisanal seafood, and vibrant maritime culture, this region invites you to explore both tranquil seascapes and bustling local communities. Whether you're savoring fresh lobster or hiking picturesque trails with ocean views, Maine Midcoast promises an authentic escape into nature's splendor.
Uncover 300 years of maritime and cultural heritage with a guided stroll through the Old Port.
Paddle across Portland Harbor to explore historic Fort Gorges with a licensed guide
Paddle to island beaches, spot seals and seabirds, and explore lighthouses on a guided 4-hour tour
Sip local beer and wine and savor fresh Maine oysters during a scenic two-hour harbor cruise.
Savor Maine's freshest lobster, chowder and more on a guided waterfront walking lunch experience.
Discover 200 years of Boothbay Harbor history on a scenic two-hour stroll
Sample locally owned eateries and hear Bar Harbor history on a relaxed guided walk
Watch Maine's colorful sky from a lobster boat while passing lighthouses and Portland's scenic coastline.
Haul traps with local crew and learn Maine lobster fishing traditions during a 1.5-hour interactive cruise.
Explore Portland’s historic sights on land and water aboard a narrated amphibious vehicle.
Discover Portland's landmarks and history during a lively 50-minute ride aboard an open-air 1971 fire engine.
Paddle Sebago Lake and a meandering stream with guides who share local history on a two-hour tour.
Launch from a private dock and explore Sebago waters for up to four relaxing hours
Unwind on a guided, no-experience-needed sunset paddle through Panther Run and Sebago Lake
Maine Midcoast is a captivating region where rocky shores meet quaint towns, offering an authentic New England experience. This area boasts iconic lighthouses, vibrant arts communities, and some of the freshest seafood you’ll ever taste. Visitors can explore charming villages like Camden and Rockland, each with its own unique character and local shops filled with handmade crafts. The landscape here changes dramatically from serene harbors to dramatic cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
A visit during summer means enjoying festivals celebrating everything from lobster to art. Take a sail on Penobscot Bay aboard a historic schooner or hike up Mount Battie for panoramic views that are especially breathtaking in fall when foliage paints the hills in fiery hues. If you're visiting in winter, don't miss out on cozying up by a fire after exploring snow-covered trails or ice skating at one of many outdoor rinks.
The Maine Midcoast offers something special every season—a chance to connect with nature while savoring small-town charm. Whether it's tasting freshly caught lobsters straight off the boat or wandering through galleries showcasing local talent, this coastal gem invites discovery at every turn without feeling crowded or commercialized like more tourist-heavy destinations nearby.