Maine Lighthouses. Maine Lobster. Maine Windjammer.

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Departure Date and Rates

September 19 - September 23, 2025: 4-Day/4-Night Adventure Per person: $1215

May 26 - May 29, 2026: 3-Day/3-Night Adventure Per person: $1155

July 5 - July 9, 2026: 4-Day/4-Night Adventure Per person: $1460

July 21 - July 25, 2026: 4-Day/4-Night Adventure Per person: $1460

August 6 - August 10, 2026: 4-Day/4-Night Adventure Per person: $1460

August 16 - August 20, 2026: 4-Day/4-Night Adventure Per person: $1460

September 20 - September 24, 2026: 4-Day/4-Night Adventure Per person: $1345

Ages 12+

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Boarding and Returning

Please note, we board every trip the evening of your chosen departure date between 5 and 6 p.m.

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The Cruise

On this classic J. & E. Riggin adventure, we honor Maine’s most iconic imagery with the two things that have become synonymous with the Maine experience.

The Lighthouses With over 20 lighthouses in our cruising ground of Penobscot Bay, seeing them all would be a feat, but we will see as many as possible during our cruise. Some of the lighthouses we might see are: Rockland Breakwater Light, Owls Head Light, Hockamock Head Light, Curtis Island, Marshall Point, Fort Point, Brown’s Head, Pumpkin Island, Saddleback Ledge Light, Goose Rocks Light, Grindle Point Light, Two Bush Island Light.

The Lobsters One evening we will go ashore and enjoy a traditional Maine lobster bake with all you can eat fresh caught lobster, corn, and grilled steak from our local butcher. Chef Jocelyn will also feature lobster in other meals during your trip which could include Lobster Bisque; Lobster, Scallion & Alfredo Pizza; Maine Lobster Rangoon; Chilled Lobster Dip with Garlic Crostini; or Lobster Benedict.

So grab your camera and join us for a spectacular Maine Lighthouse & Lobster Cruise!

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The Ship

The J. & E. Riggin, a beautiful, historic two-masted schooner. She was designated a National Historic Monument in 1991. She is 89′ long on deck, 120′ overall, 23′ wide and draws 7′ with her centerboard up. She was built in 1927 as an oyster dredger and rebuilt for passenger sail in 1977. The Riggin is fully equipped with GPS, radar, and radio. She meets all Coast Guard requirements for construction and safety equipment. Certified to carry passengers, she fully meets all requirements for stability and watertight integrity. The Riggin has no inboard engine. Her sixteen-foot diesel-powered yawl boat can be used during calm spells for maneuvering into or out of tight harbors.

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Includes

• All meals (excluding dinner on boarding night)
• Linens including fresh sheets, warm blankets, a quilt or comforter, pillows, and towels
• Locally made, small-batch soap
• Coffee (regular and decaf), tea, and hot chocolate
• Ice and an ice chest are available for passenger use

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Things to Note

• Sink with cold running water in each cabin
• Window that opens for fresh air and natural light
• A 12V outlet & 2 USB ports
• Reading light over each bunk
• Must be able to navigate a ladder and stairs
• Toilets (“heads”) are located above deck
• Hot freshwater shower available
• A non-smoking vessel
• There is a $20 per vehicle parking fee (covers the length of your trip)
• Gratuity is not included
• A Ship Store is available on board
• Alcohol is not included on this cruise; however, you are welcome to bring it with you