easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the cruise is mostly seated with minimal physical exertion required.
Join the Pirate Cruise on Moosehead Lake for live music, costume contests, and pirate-themed fun! Discover this exciting boat tour near Greenville, Maine.
Set sail on the Katahdin for a one-of-a-kind pirate-themed boat tour on Moosehead Lake’s southern shores near Greenville, Maine. This private adventure combines the thrill of live music, with Rockin’ Ron & the New Society Band setting the perfect soundtrack, and interactive fun like a costume contest, pirate booty hunts, and temporary tattoo stations. The unique blend of entertainment and scenic nature views offers a lively family-friendly experience where everyone can embrace their inner pirate and enjoy stunning lake landscapes. As you cruise the tranquil waters, keep an eye out for local wildlife and take in the fresh Maine air. Katahdin Cruises & Moosehead Marine Museum have crafted an engaging and memorable outing that appeals to all ages, making it ideal for groups looking for a festive yet relaxing day on the water. This boat tour stands out not only for its immersive theme but also for the chance to celebrate outdoors in one of Maine’s most beautiful natural settings.
Deck surfaces can be slippery, so non-slip shoes will keep you steady during the cruise.
Exposure to the sun on the water can be intense, so apply sunscreen before boarding.
Maine’s weather can change quickly; bring a light jacket even on warm days.
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early to ensure smooth boarding and costume prep.
Moosehead Lake has been a vital transportation and logging hub since the 19th century, with Greenville playing a key role in regional development.
Katahdin Cruises supports sustainable tourism by encouraging low-impact boating practices and educating visitors about local ecosystems.
Protects your face from strong sunlight during the boat tour.
summer specific
Keeps you warm during cool breezes on the lake.
spring specific
Provides safe footing on potentially wet deck surfaces.
Reduces glare from the water and bright sky.
summer specific