Top Camden Water Tours

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.

What sets this experience apart is the combination of intimacy, access, and authenticity. With a maximum of six guests, this is not a crowded tour but a personal, small-group experience where the pace is unhurried and the focus is on enjoying the moment. You’ll cruise on a classic wooden lobster boat, giving you a true sense of Maine’s working waterfront—not a generic sightseeing vessel. The experience is flexible, shaped around your group, the conditions, and what feels right on the day. The highlight is a VIP dockside stop at Young’s Lobster Pound. Arriving by boat, you’ll step ashore away from the crowds, enjoy a live lobster demonstration, and pick up one of their iconic lobster rolls before heading back out onto the water to enjoy it. It’s simple, personal, and exactly how Maine is meant to be experienced

A 2+ hour cruise around the bay with a VIP stop off at the iconic Young's lobster pound for one of their famed lobster rolls.

What sets this experience apart is its simplicity, timing, and sense of place. This isn’t a busy sightseeing tour—it’s a small-group, early-morning experience designed around the calmest, most beautiful time of day on Penobscot Bay. With a maximum of six guests, the atmosphere stays personal and unhurried. You’re not following a script or rushing between stops—just easing into the day on the water as the coast quietly comes to life around you. Traveling on a classic wooden lobster boat adds to the authenticity, offering a true connection to Maine’s working waterfront. Fresh coffee and breakfast are served on board, turning the experience into something more than a cruise—it’s a moment. It’s the kind of start to the day that feels simple, but stays with you long after.