• Portland Head Light - The tour kicks off with a visit to the renowned Portland Head Light, celebrated as one of the most stunning and photographed lighthouses in the U.S. Nestled within Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth, this historic beacon has been a sentinel over Maine’s rocky coast since 1791. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, dramatic cliffs, and the charming lighthouse that epitomizes Maine’s maritime legacy.

Guests will have the opportunity to stroll along scenic paths, capture photos from various vantage points, and explore the historic grounds of Fort Williams Park. The surrounding landscape offers remarkable coastal vistas and a chance to experience the rugged beauty that makes Maine’s shoreline so renowned.

• Eartha, the World’s Largest Revolving and Rotating Globe - The next stop is Eartha, the world’s largest rotating and revolving globe. Situated inside the Garmin building in Yarmouth, this impressive three-story exhibit provides a captivating view of our planet from a truly unique angle. As Eartha gently rotates, visitors can observe continents, oceans, mountain ranges, and geographic details with remarkable clarity.

There will be time to take photos and explore the viewing area while learning about the engineering behind this massive globe. On select days, a small coffee shop inside the building offers guests a chance to grab a coffee or a quick snack—ideal for those who may not have had breakfast before starting the day’s adventure.

• L.L. Bean Factory Store - The tour then heads to the iconic L.L.Bean Flagship Store in Freeport, one of Maine’s premier shopping destinations. Established in 1912, L.L.Bean has become a legendary outdoor brand, and the flagship campus attracts visitors from around the globe. Guests can explore the renowned store, browse outdoor gear and classic New England apparel, and experience a piece of Maine retail history.

Outside the store, guests can snap photos with the giant Bean Boot sculpture—a favorite photo spot in Freeport. If fortunate, you might even see the famous Bean Bootmobile parked nearby. This stop offers a fun and lighthearted break during the day and a great chance to stretch your legs before continuing along Maine’s scenic Mid-Coast.

• Bath - The journey proceeds to the historic maritime town of Bath, often called the “City of Ships.” Located along the Kennebec River, Bath has been a hub of shipbuilding for centuries and still hosts one of the most esteemed shipyards in the U.S. Upon arrival, guests will see the impressive USS Wyoming memorial sculpture, honoring the massive wooden battleship built here in 1910—once the largest wooden ship ever constructed.

Near the Bath Visitor Center, guests will also see the elegant Torii Gate, a traditional Japanese gateway gifted to Bath as a symbol of friendship and international shipbuilding partnerships. Nearby is the schooner Virginia, the official state ship of Maine. Guests will have time to take photos, enjoy views of the Kennebec River, and experience the charm of this historic coastal town before continuing along Maine’s scenic Mid-Coast.

• Fort Edgecomb State Historical Site - The tour then stops at historic Fort Edgecomb, one of Maine’s most distinctive Revolutionary-era fortifications. Built in 1808 to protect the strategic harbor and shipbuilding industries along the Sheepscot River, the fort’s unique octagonal wooden blockhouse is one of the best-preserved examples of its kind in the U.S. Situated on a small hill overlooking the river, the site offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and nearby Wiscasset.

Guests will have time to walk up to the fort, take photos, and enjoy the tranquil setting while learning about its role in safeguarding the region during a time when coastal defenses were crucial to American commerce and security. Today, the fort serves as a fascinating reminder of Maine’s early coastal history and maritime heritage.

• Boothbay Harbor - The next stop is the picturesque harbor village of Boothbay Harbor, one of Maine’s most cherished coastal destinations. This charming waterfront town is known for its working harbor, classic New England architecture, and scenic views of lobster boats, sailboats, and fishing vessels navigating the harbor. Guests can stroll along the waterfront, browse small shops, and soak in the lively coastal atmosphere.

Guests will also have the chance to walk across the historic Boothbay Harbor Footbridge, originally built in 1901, which connects both sides of the harbor and offers wonderful photo opportunities. This stop provides time for lunch along the harbor, where guests can enjoy fresh seafood and local favorites at restaurants overlooking the water, including a unique restaurant built from a historic tugboat. After exploring, we will regroup and continue the journey along Maine’s beautiful Mid-Coast.

• Ocean Point Preserve - The final scenic stop is Ocean Point, a stunning stretch of Maine’s rugged coastline located just beyond Boothbay Harbor. Here, guests can enjoy sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean where waves crash against rocky ledges and small islands dot the horizon. The open coastal landscape and salty sea air create the perfect setting to experience the dramatic natural beauty that Maine’s Mid-Coast is famous for.

Guests will have time to step out, take photos, and enjoy the serene coastal scenery while watching lobster boats working in the distance and seabirds gliding overhead. It’s a quiet and memorable stop that captures the essence of Maine’s wild coastline before we begin our return journey toward Portland.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Alcoholic beverages
• Lunch

Discover the stunning allure of coastal Maine on this exclusive guided tour, showcasing iconic landmarks, scenic harbors, and delightful coastal villages. The adventure starts at Portland Head Light, renowned as one of the most photographed lighthouses in the U.S., where dramatic rocky cliffs and expansive Atlantic vistas provide unforgettable photo opportunities.

Next, journey along Maine’s scenic coastline to the charming harbor village of Boothbay Harbor. Stroll across the historic Footbridge, constructed in 1901, and take in views of bustling lobster boats, serene marinas, and classic New England waterfront scenes.

Participants can also opt to enjoy lunch by the harbor at a distinctive restaurant crafted from a historic tugboat. With an expert local guide offering stories and insights throughout the tour, this private coastal Maine experience delivers the ideal mix of history, scenery, and genuine coastal charm.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.