Travelers seeking 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.
As you travel through Maine’s MidCoast this summer, plan on visiting some special places off the main roads without the crowds. These are some of our favorites.
Are you interested in visiting Maine’s MidCoast without a car? You are not alone. Getting around without a car or sitting in traffic is enjoyable and doable if you plan ahead.
As summer arrives, the MidCoast is in full bloom. Discover gardens, parks, and forests as they reach their peak display of flowers and foliage.
It’s Spring and Maine’s food scene is in full, delicious bloom. May is the best time of the year to visit the restaurants, cafes, and brewpubs throughout the MidCoast.
With longer days and brighter skies, everything is opening up, and there’s no better place to celebrate spring than Maine’s MidCoast and Islands!
Today, three nationally-recognized art museums attract crowds year-round thanks to their inventive exhibitions, and you’ll find unique galleries in nearly every town.
With temperatures in the teens, it’s a perfect, wintery day for a trip to Rockland in the MidCoast for a museum visit, lunch, and more.
Maine’s MidCoast is all about getting out on the water. Explore the ocean coast, ponds, and lakes, by canoe, kayak, sailboats, ferryboat, and yes, even surfboards.
It’s never too early to plan an unforgettable Maine MidCoast Escape. A vacation exploring, tasting, and touring the MidCoast will stay with you forever.
MidCoast villages and local downtowns are lined with one-of-a-kind gift shops, antique stores, specialty foods and wines, and so much more.
