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Find Your Way to Maine's MidCoast for an Experience you'll Never Forget.

Travelers who seek relaxation or adventure discover a getaway to MidCoast Maine provides world-renowned coastlines, quaint downtown villages, and vibrant working waterfronts where your lobster dinner can be hauled straight from the Atlantic ocean.

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7 Ways To Get Out On the Water
1. SAIL IN STYLE Pictured above, passengers experience a sunset sail aboard A Morning in Maine, departing from Rockland Harbor for...more>
Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse
The Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse sits at the end of a granite breakwater that stretches 4,346 feet into Rockland Harbor. During the...more>
Belfast
Belfast, Maine once built hundreds of sailing ships. Then, it became a manufacturing town, making shoes and processing chickens. But now,...more>
Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor & Southport
The cheerful and welcoming harbor communities of Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor are bound by a long and vibrant maritime heritage. Many of...more>
Georgetown & Arrowsic
The historic islands of Georgetown and Arrowsic sit side by side on the coast of MidCoast Maine, linked to the mainland by roads and...more>
Brunswick & Topsham
Brunswick, Maine, a designated Main Street Community, is a quintessential college town in Midcoast Maine with a convenient Amtrak Station...more>
Rockland, Thomaston & St. George Peninsula
Rockland, Maine is an industrious place. Says so right on the city seal. It was once known for building ships, making lime and carving out...more>
Tenants Harbor
Tenants Harbor Lighthouse was built in 1857 and sits at the east end of Southern Island. It marks the entrance to Tenants Harbor. The light...more>
Saddleback Ledge
Saddleback Ledge is a treacherous, barren rock heap slumped in the sea between Isle au Haut and Vinalhaven. The light station was built upon...more>
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