moderate
3–4 hours
Moderate fitness recommended as the trip involves moving on board a sailing vessel and potentially walking on uneven docks.
Experience a classic Maine tradition aboard a historic schooner departing Rockland. Enjoy freshly steamed lobster, live music on deck, and stunning coastal views on this June 3, 2025 sailing adventure.
3-night trip • Starting at $955 per person based on double occupancy • Ages 12+
Embark on a unique sailing adventure from June 3-6, 2025, where the journey is guided by nature. Experience tranquil evenings filled with music and conversation, explore secluded coves, and indulge in a lobster picnic on a pristine beach. Unwind in comfortable cabins, ready for relaxation and reflection.
Enjoy days of sailing, and evenings of relaxing conversation, music provided by the captains, or quiet reflection on your day and surroundings.
No set itinerary. We'll let the winds, weather, and tides determine where we sail and where we anchor. Our favorite anchorages are in the harbors of fishing villages or small coastal communities, or quiet coves of secluded islands.
If you’d like to go for a walk while the schooner’s anchored, we’ll organize a rowing party using one of our shore boats. There are also a couple of small boats for individual use or small groups.
Sometime during the trip, enjoy an all-you-can-eat lobster picnic on an uninhabited island's pristine beach. For those with restricted diets, an alternate choice is available with advance notice.
This trip is perfect for letting go of everyday stress or when combining activities during your vacation.
Your bed has already been made for you before you arrive. All you’ll have to do is unpack and relax.
Double Cabin $1,910 Double-occupancy cabin with one double bed.
Upper/Lower Bunk Cabin $955 per person, $1,910 for the cabin. Double occupancy cabin with one upper single bed and one lower single bed.
Single Cabin $1,075 Single occupancy cabin with single bed.
Private Head Cabin $2,150 Double occupancy cabin with one double bed and your own private head.
Be sure to arrive at least 15 minutes before departure to settle in and get briefed on safety and itinerary details.
Coastal Maine’s weather can change quickly, so wear breathable layers to stay comfortable on deck.
If you're prone to seasickness, consider taking preventive medication or bringing ginger candies.
Waterproof cases or bags are recommended to keep your camera and phone safe from spray and sea mist.
Rockland’s historical prominence as a 19th-century shipbuilding and lobster fishing hub shapes the cultural backdrop of this sailing adventure.
The operator supports sustainable lobster harvesting practices and encourages minimizing single-use plastics during excursions.
Protects against coastal breeze and occasional sea spray on summer sailing trips.
summer specific
Provides safe footing on wet or slippery boat decks.
Reduces glare off the water, improving sightlines and comfort during the trip.
Capture breathtaking coastal views and memorable moments aboard the schooner.