Its no surprise there is a growing interest in Stand Up Paddling in Maine.  Maine has a wide variety of waves, beaches, wildlife, and what better way to enjoy your day than floating on a large board and paddling or surfing the summer waves.  There are few areas in Maine where you can rent one [...]

Sailing in Maine is an opportunity of a lifetime. Islands to numerous to mention, sandy beaches, delightful views and abundant wildlife is a very unique experience in Maine. There are various ways to board your favorite vessel. First, you might want to choose what kind of vessel you would like to cruise on. [...]

Kayak Maine! Wherever you are on Maine’s Coast there is a kayak guide, great tours, kayak rentals, and someone nearby to tell you how to get it all done.  From Kittery to Eastport Kayaking is an incredible opportunity and experience. Kayaking requires some physical strength and safety precautions, ask a registered Guide or professional, so [...]

Fishing In Maine !!
There are several types of fishing in Maine.  Freshwater, Freshwater Fly, Saltwater,  Saltwater (Deep Sea), Saltwater Fly, and Ice Fishing.  According to Mac McKeever of LL Bean, “Maine has world class fishing, and if your looking for coldwater rivers, pristine picturesque views, and diversity unmatched Maine has all the ingredients to [...]

Lobsters love The Maine Coast because of its environment of cold, clean water and rocky bottom habitat ideal for lobsters.
Not too long ago, Lobster was known as a poor mans food. Lobster today is known as “Luxury” food.
There are more than 6000 lobsterman in Maine, mostly working out of small coastal communities, some for generations.
You can [...]

Canoeing is a perfect activity in Maine. Maine has abundunt lakes, ponds, rivers, and protected bays, marshes and estuaries along the coast. From gentle current to whitewater, you can spend several days along Allagash, Penobscot, St. John, Moose, St. Croix and Machias rivers without encountering towns and public roads. Canoe outfitting, rentals, shuttle services, instruction, and guided [...]

Surfing Maine - Perhaps it’s the frigidity of the Northern Atlantic, or maybe just the Vacationland spirit, but Maine has been fortunate to develop as a surfing locale largely devoid of the rules and hierarchies of traditional surfing Meccas. Surfing culture deems it taboo to disclose your spots, but Maine surfers are an encouraging (as [...]

Whitewater Rafting Maine - Book Now!! Take a trip down a Maine river in an exciting boat ride through the mighty rapids of Maine’s whitewater! This is an excellent way to enjoy Maine’s beauty in an exciting package.  Maine’s rafting trips usually offers a inflatable rafting trip, that is fit for anyone. Eight passengers and [...]

Tweet

The largest animals that ever lived, with brains larger than humans, whales were land beasts that, eons ago, returned to the ocean. From Bar Harbor all the way down the coast of Maine, whales can be seen cruising and frolicking throughout the summer. Six whale species can be seen along Maine’s coast: three great whites [...]

There’s no other place in America that can boast that they have more Islands than that of Maine.  Maine ’s Coast is sheltered by as many as 4613 Islands, according to Maine State Planning Office’s Maine Coastal Program.  Some of these Islands are inhabited, some not, but most agree, they are all beautiful.  The best way, [...]

Maine Beaches are visited by thousand each year. Maine has 3748 miles of Coastline, more than California. Summer days are perfect to take to the beach.  Setting out to find your beach can be a delightful experience.  You cant miss out on a experience of a lifetime.  Please, do your best to choose wisely, focusing [...]

ALL ABOUT MAINE ALEWIVES…Alewives are anadromous (sea-run) fish that spend the majority of their life at sea but return to freshwater to spawn. Alewives have co-evolved and co-existed with other native fish and wildlife in Maine’s streams, rivers, ponds and lakes for thousands of years. Alewives are members of the herring family; their close cousins [...]

The Bay of Fundy (French: Baie de Fundy) is a bay on the Atlantic coast of North America, on the northeast end of the Gulf of Maine between the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, with a small portion touching the U.S. state of Maine. The Bay of Fundy is known for its [...]

Clamming is a Maine tradition going back to the first native inhabitants.  The first thing you need if you wish to clam is a license. Many towns sell the license for the day, and these folks can tell you where or where not to do the dirty work.  Ferry Beach in Scarborough is one of [...]