easy
3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required as this is a guided sail with opportunities to assist if desired.
Set sail from Saco, Maine, on a 3-hour public sail that promises stunning coastal views, hands-on sailing fun, and a deep dive into the region's maritime heritage. Discover the rugged shoreline and historic waterways like never before.
Per Person
Embark on a captivating 3-hour sail through Buzzards Bay and New Bedford Harbor, where you’ll encounter seals, dolphins, and historic landmarks like the Hurricane Barrier. This intimate tour for up to 6 guests invites you to participate in sailing while exploring the world’s most famous whaling seaport and its stunning lighthouses.
Experience the beauty of Buzzards Bay and New Bedford Harbor on this 3-hour sail. This intimate tour for up to 6 guests allows you to explore the area's rich wildlife and unique landmarks, including seals, dolphins, and the renowned Hurricane Barrier. New Bedford Harbor is the world’s most famous whaling seaport and the top commercial fishing port in the US. Buzzards Bay features 6 active lighthouses and 9 islands to discover.
Reserve your spot for a relaxing 3-hour sail and enjoy the opportunity to participate in setting the sails and steering the boat.
All ages are welcome!
1 to 3 times daily, depending on the time of year. Departure times vary based on sunset; check the schedule for daily times.
There is a minimum of 2 or 4 guests per boat, depending on the day/time. Solo travelers can book a tour with existing bookings.
Gratuity is not included in the price and is optional, similar to tipping in restaurants or spas. You can tip via credit card, VENMO, or cash. The crew appreciates any gratuity you choose to provide.
Spaces can fill quickly; arriving 15 minutes early ensures a smooth check-in and boarding process.
Coastal weather can shift; bring windproof and waterproof layers to stay comfortable throughout your sail.
Even on cloudy days, UV exposure is high on the water—protect your skin and eyes.
The scenic coastline and abundant wildlife provide excellent photo opportunities—keep your device handy!
Saco’s harbor has been a working port since the 1600s, crucial for fishing and shipbuilding industries that shaped Maine’s coastline.
The sailing operation practices low-impact cruising, minimizing wake and avoiding sensitive marine habitats to protect local ecosystems.
To stay warm during cooler spring sea breezes.
spring specific
Protects eyes from glare reflecting off the water.
summer specific
Shields against intermittent fall drizzles and wind.
fall specific
Essential for retaining heat on cold winter sails.
winter specific