Embark on an unforgettable boat tour of Casco Bay in Portland, Maine, where nature, history, and natural beauty intertwine. Our journey begins as we glide past the majestic Fort Gorges and historic Fort Scammel. When the tide permits, we are able to disembark onto Fort Gorges for a quick side-adventure. Next, we’ll cruise by the spark plug-style Spring Point Ledge Light perched on the granite breakwater of South Portland.
The iconic Portland Head Light awaits us on the rugged cliffs of Cape Elizabeth, offering breathtaking ocean views followed by the eery and majestic abandoned Ram Island Ledge Light. We’ll then marvel at the stunning White Head Cliffs on Cushing Island and navigate through the scenic Diamond Pass, glimpsing all of Peaks Island's charm. Our adventure culminates at Half Way Rock, where we will hope to spot seals basking on their favorite sun-drenched rocks. Join us for this captivating tour, unveiling Maine’s rich heritage and natural splendor!
Discover Fort Gorges, a Civil War-era granite fort in Casco Bay. It offers fascinating history, stunning views, and a unique adventure for history buffs and nature lovers alike. This is a tide-specific adventure, so if you are interested be sure to message us to confirm your tour time overlaps with the tides.
From the boat, Spring Point Ledge Light stands boldly on its rocky granite breakwater in South Portland. Its white spark plug-style tower contrasts beautifully with the surrounding blue waters. This nautical perspective highlights Spring Point Ledge Light’s rugged charm and the captivating beauty of Maine’s coastline, making it a must-see landmark for any maritime enthusiast.
As we sail closer than all other companies can, Portland Head Light rises majestically from the rocky cliffs of Cape Elizabeth; the lighthouse’s stark white tower contrasting beautifully against the deep blue sky. You can almost hear the echoes of history as you imagine the countless ships guided safely by its beacon. From the water, you get an unparalleled view of this iconic landmark, its charm enhanced by the surrounding natural beauty. This maritime perspective truly captures the essence of Maine’s rugged coastline and the enduring legacy of Portland Head Light.
You will make your own way to the meeting points
You will be directed to Fore Points Marina (1 Marina Way), which is located on the easter promenade walking path just past the Narrow Gage Train and next to Sail Maine and Twelve Restaurant. Look for the white gates and the blue picnic tables. We will meet you outside the gate at the picnic tables.