moderate
4–5 hours
Participants should be in good health and able to navigate a moving deck environment with some active involvement in sailing possible.
Discover Maine’s rugged coastline aboard the Schooner Heritage, sailing past historic lighthouses and secluded coves near Rockland. This June 16, 2025 trip blends maritime history, natural beauty, and hands-on sailing for a quintessential coastal adventure.
5-night trip • Starting at $1,300 per person based on double occupancy • Ages 12+
Embark on an unforgettable journey along the stunning Maine coastline, where you'll explore charming fishing villages and historic lighthouses. With no fixed itinerary, let the winds guide your adventure. Indulge in a delicious lobster beach picnic and unwind in cozy cabins, all while soaking in the beauty of summer solstice.
Experience the Maine coastline. Count the picturesque historic lighthouses dotting the rocky shoreline and visit Maine fishing villages and coastal towns where the people rely on the sea.
The summer solstice provides more time to enjoy the scenic vistas. No set itinerary. We'll let the winds, weather, and tides determine the direction we sail and the harbors and coves where we'll anchor.
Enjoy a island beach picnic with all the lobsters you can eat, plus hamburgers, hot dogs, and all the fixin's!
Your bed has already been made for you before you arrive. All you’ll have to do is unpack and relax.
Double Cabin $2,600 Double-occupancy cabin with one double bed.
Upper/Lower Bunk Cabin $1,300 per person. $2,600 for the cabin Double occupancy cabin with one upper single bed and one lower single bed.
Single Cabin $1,500 Single occupancy cabin with single bed.
Private Head Cabin $3,000 Double occupancy cabin with one double bed and your own private head.
Maine's coastal weather can be variable—bring layers to stay comfortable on deck.
Even on cloudy days, UV exposure is significant while sailing—protect your skin.
Aboard the schooner, stable footing is vital to safely move around the deck.
Bring a water bottle to stay refreshed throughout the trip.
Rockland's lighthouses have guided ships since the early 1800s, playing key roles in local maritime trade and safety.
The schooner operates with sustainability in mind, helping protect fragile coastal ecosystems through responsible boating practices.
Protects against ocean breezes and spray while sailing.
summer specific
Adapt your warmth as temperatures fluctuate on the water.
summer specific
Non-slip and water-resistant shoes help maintain grip on deck.
summer specific
Capture dynamic coastal landscapes and historic lighthouses.
summer specific