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Casco Bay Morning Windjammer Sail

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Overview

Sail with us for a two-hour morning Windjammer Sail on Casco Bay in Portland, Maine. This is the perfect way to experience the beauty of the rugged coastline, complete with lighthouses, seals, and seabirds. (NOTE: This is NOT a narrated tour, but our crew is happy to answer any questions you have about the sites). All ages are welcome, whether you are nine years old or 99, sailing aboard one of our Maine historic schooners is a unique adventure. See Fort Gorges, Bug Light Park, and the beautiful Portland coastline. Pack a meal, bring your favorite wine or beer, and sit back and relax as you slip through the pristine waters of Casco Bay. All of our wooden windjammers were built in Maine and three are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

Please check your reservation to see the meeting point for your cruise. We are at the end of the Maine State Pier. Walk past Gate 5 of the Casco Bay Ferry to the dock house on the right-hand side to receive your tickets.

Language Offered

English-GUIDE

Itinerary

1. Casco Bay

See the beautiful inlet of Casco Bay in the Gulf of Maine. Staying within the bay, you will experience the calm, cool waters as the wind takes us along.

2. Portland

See the gorgeous skyline of Portland, Maine's largest city which was established in 1786. Observe Portland's working waterfront as fishing boats depart and return to the wharves that form the heart of Portland and are home to local businesses that have been passed down for generations.

3. Fort Gorges

Notice the massive granite blocks that form the iconic military fort, Fort Gorges, which was built from 1858 to 1864. These striking stone blocks that are now interwoven with nature are quite beautiful to witness.

4. Bug Light Park

Pass by this 30' breakwater light house built in 1855 by Thomas Ustick Walter. She is small but mighty, and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.