Top Camden Cruises & Sailing

Enjoy a one-of-a-kind perspective on Maine’s picture-perfect sunsets on this early-evening sailing tour. Departing from the scenic Camden Harbor, travel aboard a large, elegant windjammer that was built according to traditional methods. Sail past Curtis Island Light, admire Mt. Battie, and take in the ruggedly beautiful coastal scenery. En route, spot wildlife, enjoy drinks on board (available for purchase), and toast to the sunset.

Cruise Camden’s scenic coast aboard the Appledore II, a historic wooden schooner that's a thrilling taste of traditional Maine sailing. You can take the helm, raise the sails, or just find a comfortable spot on deck; an environmentally-friendly alternative to motorized Camden cruises, this sailing tour is a great way to explore the coast with just the sounds of the wind, sails, and sea to keep you company.

A classic coastal Maine sailing adventure awaits on a two-hour journey from Rockland Harbor. Sail close to the iconic Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse, while keeping an eye out for seals, porpoises, and majestic bald eagles. Depending on your chosen time, enjoy the calm morning waters or the adventurous midday breeze. Each trip offers the chance to help steer the boat, making it fun for everyone. Bring your own snacks and drinks, and relax as the stunning coastline glides by.

Small groups of up to six. Two staff members to take care of you. Cushioned seating for all. Fastest boat in the harbor

Set sail on a 3-hour journey through Penobscot Bay, where participants dive into the coastal ecology of Maine with a science educator from Herring Gut Coastal Science Center. The adventure begins in Rockland Harbor and takes you past iconic landmarks like Owl’s Head Lighthouse, exploring diverse marine environments. Kids and adults alike can engage in hands-on science activities, including plankton tows and using oceanographic equipment, while an onboard microscope offers a closer look at the Bay's microscopic life. Morning sails provide calm waters, ideal for spotting wildlife such as seals, porpoises, and seabirds.