moderate
3–5 days
Suitable for individuals with average fitness ready for periods of standing and light physical activity.
Celebrate the longest day of the year aboard a traditional Maine windjammer from Rockland. Sail past granite cliffs, historic lighthouses, and pristine islands while learning authentic sailing skills in this unforgettable summer adventure.
Long days and the official start of summer!
Embark on an unforgettable summer adventure aboard the historic J. & E. Riggin, a stunning two-masted schooner. Experience the beauty of June in Maine with breathtaking sunrises, cozy evenings, and delicious meals. Enjoy the thrill of sailing while surrounded by nature, making memories that will last a lifetime.
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Ages 12+
Please note, we board every trip the evening of your chosen departure date between 5 and 6 p.m.
We will have you back at the dock before noon on the last day of your trip.
Celebrate the official start of summer with long days in the sun and cozy evenings aboard. June in Maine is a perfect time for reliable sailing breezes, and some of the most incredible sunrises we see all year.
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.
Maine coastal weather can shift quickly even in summer—bring layers to stay comfortable on deck.
Wooden decks can be slippery; choose shoes with good grip for safe footing.
Staying hydrated is key during long hours on the water under the sun.
Protect yourself and the marine environment by using eco-friendly sun protection.
The Maine windjammer tradition dates back to the 19th century, celebrating working schooners that carried cargo along New England coasts.
Operators follow strict sustainability practices to protect fragile marine environments and include education on local ecosystems.
Protects against cool sea breezes and occasional spray off the water.
summer specific
Provides shade during long sunny days on deck.
summer specific
Essential for safe movement aboard the windjammer.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated during excursions and sailing.