moderate
overnight to multiple days
Participants should have moderate fitness to carry gear over uneven terrain and handle coastal camping conditions.
Discover the thrill of epic private island camping just off Bucksport, Maine, where solitude meets wild coastal beauty. Experience unmatched privacy on this rugged island getaway surrounded by forest and sea.
24 Hours - All Ages - All Ages - 2 Guests Minimum
Embark on a breathtaking 24-hour adventure cruising Penobscot Bay, stopping in the charming town of Castine. Enjoy wildlife sightings, savor local lunch, and camp on a private island. Experience Maine's untouched beauty by the fire under a starlit sky, creating unforgettable memories in nature's embrace.
24 hours
We will depart at 8 am, bring along coffee and pastries and settle in as we cruise Belfast harbor before setting off into the Penobscot bay!
Spot eagles, seals and an array of wildlife as we cruise to the iconic coastal town of Castine. Take in the maritime town for a spell and pick up some lunch before heading back out to Ram Island to take in one of the prettiest bay's in Maine!
Next, the real adventure begins! You will cruise over to a small cluster of private Islands, your captain will load up the skiff and get you and your camping gear ashore and set up for the evening. You can relax by the fire or take a swim as the sun starts to set. You will get to experience untouched Maine at its best as the moon rises and the billions of stars start to shine!
This will be a night to remember!
Up to 6 passengers - Minimum 2 passengers
24 hours - Just $499 P/P or $2499 per boat.
Private island camping spots are limited; book in advance to secure your stay.
Coastal Maine can be unpredictable—bring layers and rain gear.
Help preserve the island’s pristine environment by carrying out all trash and minimizing impact.
Freshwater sources are limited; treat or bring enough water for your stay.
Bucksport’s shipbuilding heritage dates back to the 1700s, influencing the area’s maritime culture.
Operators promote Leave No Trace ethics and work to maintain the island’s natural habitats, minimizing human impact.
Durable shelter is critical to withstand coastal winds and possible rain.
Ensures safe drinking water as freshwater is limited on the island.
Night temperatures can drop significantly even in milder seasons.
fall specific
Protects against coastal spray and unpredictable weather.
spring specific