Maine’s MidCoast & Islands is a drivable distance from anywhere in New England, but there are plenty of other ways to get here, as well. Once you arrive, all the best that Maine has to offer is within easy reach. Here are some travel resources to help you start your planning.
From Portland: 26 miles to Brunswick
From Boston: 134 miles to Brunswick
From Acadia National Park: 53 miles to Belfast
From Augusta: 36 miles to Brunswick
From Bangor: 34 miles to Belfast
From Eastport: 142 miles to Belfast
Commercial flights: Cape Air provides daily service into and out of Boston’s Logan Airport from Knox County Regional Airport. For ticketing call 800.CAPE.AIR (227.3247).
Bangor International Airport (BGR)
207.992.4600 | FlyBangor.com
Belfast Municipal Airport (KBST)
207.338.3370 | Airnav.com/airport/kbst
Brunswick Executive Airport (BXM)
207.798.6512 | BrunswickExecutiveAirport.com
Knox County Regional Airport (RKD)
207.594.4131 | https://KnoxCountyMaine.gov/county_departments/knox_county_regional_airport/
Portland International Jetport (PWM)
207.774.7301 | PortlandJetport.org
Wiscasset Municipal Airport (KIWI)
207.882.8200 | Wiscasset.org/departments/airport/
Concord Coachlines
1.800.639.3317 | ConcordCoachlines.com
Rockland Ferry Terminal
207.596.5400 | maine.gov/mdot/ferry/rockland/
Lincolnville Ferry Terminal
207.789.5611 | maine.gov/mdot/ferry/lincolnville/
Amtrak Downeaster (Boston to Brunswick)
1.800.USA.RAIL | AmtrakDowneaster.com
One of the most exciting ways to travel about the MidCoast is to arrive by boat. All our ports welcome boaters and there are excellent resources, even in some of the most out-of-the-way places.
