moderate
3–4 days
Participants should be in good health and able to handle moderate physical activity including boarding boats and spending hours outdoors.
Experience Maine’s coastline like never before—sail through secluded coves, feast on all-you-can-eat lobster, and enjoy live music aboard a schooner. Join us July 9–12, 2025 for an intimate and nature-inspired adventure.
Set sail from Rockland, Maine, on an unforgettable multi-day adventure with Schooner Heritage from July 9 to July 12, 2025. This unique journey combines the timeless pleasures of sailing with the fresh flavors of an all-you-can-eat lobster picnic, enjoyed on a pristine, secluded beach. During the days, explore quiet coves accessible only by boat, swim in crystal-clear waters, and soak in breathtaking coastal views. Each evening, unwind with live music and warm conversations under the open sky while relaxing in cozy, comfortable cabins aboard the schooner. This experience blends nature’s rhythm with Maine’s rich maritime heritage, offering a peaceful escape from the everyday hustle. Whether you’re a lobster lover, sailing enthusiast, or music fan, this trip captures the essence of Maine’s coastal charm in a truly personal way.
Sailing on open waters can cause motion sickness even for experienced travelers; packing remedies can enhance your comfort.
Maine’s coastal temperatures can fluctuate sharply, especially in the evening; layering helps you stay comfortable throughout the day.
The sun reflects off the water, increasing UV exposure—bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
Even on calm days, unexpected spray or rain is possible—waterproof jackets or bags keep you dry and your gear safe.
Rockland has a rich maritime history as a hub for lobster fishing and shipbuilding dating back to the 19th century.
Efforts are in place to protect Maine’s coastal ecosystems, focusing on maintaining lobster populations and clean waters for wildlife and tourism.
Protects your skin during long hours on the water.
summer specific
Helps adapt to temperature changes throughout the day and evening.
spring specific
Keeps you dry against spray and unexpected rain showers.
summer specific
Ensures safety and grip on wet or moving surfaces aboard the schooner.