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Reverse Itinerary Available - Glide along the picturesque southern Maine coastline of Portland Harbor and out into Casco Bay, while admiring an array of lighthouses and islands that dot the coastline. Travel to Bath, where you can visit a family-owned oyster farm for a glimpse into the history and technology behind oyster cultivation, along with a chance to savor the fruits of their labor.
In Boothbay Harbor, discover New England's most extensive botanical gardens, where acres of vibrant flora and meandering trails invite exploration. In Rockland, delight in an authentic lobsterbake, expertly prepared according to time-honored traditions. Join a local guide for a walking exploration of Camden, the prettiest harbor on the Midcoast Maine Coast.
In Bar Harbor, the adventure continues with a narrated journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Acadia National Park, followed by a stroll along the streets of downtown, lined with boutiques and fine restaurants. Visit the Penobscot Marine Museum, which brings Maine's maritime heritage to life on a campus of well-preserved buildings. Finally, in Bangor, feel the spirit of Stephen King, the author's longtime hometown, which inspired the fictional town of Derry, Maine.
This charming city where the arts flourish and history comes alive is the perfect place to begin your cruise around Maine’s coast. Your cruise includes a Hotel Stay, ensuring a smooth transition to boarding the ship and exploring the surrounding locale.At your leisure, explore the historic Bangor Opera House, which stands as a grand sentinel of culture, hosting performances that have delighted audiences for over a century. Stephen King’s iconic red mansion, with its whimsical wrought iron gates featuring spiders and web motifs, offers a glimpse into the mind of the master storyteller who calls Bangor home. Adding to the mystique, many of Bangor’s shadowy avenues and Victorian buildings have served as the eerie backdrops in King’s haunting tales, making the town a living storyboard for his famed novels.
Founded in 1613, Castine has a storied past that spans centuries, leaving behind a vestige of colonial settlements, naval battles, and maritime trade. As you walk its cobblestone streets lined with flowering gardens and historic architecture, be transported back to a simpler time. Savor the salty sea breeze, listen to the sound of waves lapping against the shore, and enjoy panoramic views of the ocean and surrounding islands at every turn.Today, Castine is not a mere relic of days gone by, but a vibrant place that pulses with creativity and energy. Art galleries embellish the landscape, showcasing the talents of local artists, while waterfront eateries and cozy cafes beckon with the promise of Maine's culinary delights.
Situated on the coast of Mount Desert Island, Bar Harbor is surrounded by ocean cliffs, glacier-formed lakes, and majestic mountains that have fueled the creativity of legendary artists like Thomas Cole and Frederic Edwin Church. Engage in the heart of Acadia National Park for exhilarating exploration, trekking through the enchanting Hunter's Beach and Brook Trail Nature Walk. Experience the thrill of the centuries-old lobstering industry firsthand on a Lobster Fishing & Seal Watching Cruise.Fuel your curiosity with plenty of outdoor activities, while uncovering hidden gems in small museums, cultural attractions, and historic landmarks that add depth and excitement to this dynamic region.
Get ready to dive into the lively vibe of Rockland, a bustling hub brimming with artistry and lobster lore. Explore the town's vibrant museums like the Owls Head Transportation Museum and the Farnsworth Art Museum, showcasing an eclectic mix of pioneer-era aircraft, automobiles, and masterpieces by Maine artists, including the renowned Wyeth family. Wander through downtown Rockland's eclectic art galleries or kick back on a park bench, soaking in the sight of classic schooners slicing through the harbor waters. Full of classic schooners, explore charming village of Camden, considered the "Tall Ship Capital of Maine." Enjoy the summer sun and refreshing sea breezes as you watch beautiful ships sail into the harbor or browse the quaint shops and art galleries. Bring your camera to capture ocean vistas, placid coastlines, and panoramic views of Camden, Penobscot Bay, and surrounding islands from atop Mount Battie.
Welcome to the "Boating Capital of New England" – Boothbay Harbor, where the maritime spirit thrives. Stroll along its colorful, flower-lined streets, emanating with the energy of fishing vessels and pleasure crafts. Explore the town's dynamic scene, from charming art galleries and antique stores to specialty shops bursting with treasures. Make sure to carve out time for a visit to the renowned Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, tucked away on the Boothbay peninsula, where over 300 acres of stunning gardens and walking trails await. Step into the enchanting world of the Native Butterfly and Moth House or bask in the beauty of the Rhododendron and Perennial Garden – there's something for everyone. To see this port in a unique way, hop aboard a Boothbay Harbor Cruise for a seal-watching expedition. Brace yourself for breathtaking views of lighthouses, secluded islands, and the rugged coastline as you keep an eye out for playful seals basking on the ledges. Get ready to be swept away by the excitement as we cruise through the inner and outer harbor, uncovering the hidden gems of this captivating coastal haven.
Here, in the “City of Ships”, the echoes of shipbuilding resound through the historic streets. Feel the weight of maritime history as you stroll along Bath's avenues, lined with elegant examples of American architecture from bygone eras. Notice the intricate detailing of the Federal-style buildings and the grandeur of the Greek Revival mansions that speak to Bath's illustrious past.For an immersive experience into the city's history, don't miss the nationally acclaimed Maine Maritime Museum. Step into the museum's halls and explore a fascinating array of exhibits, from meticulously crafted ship models to interactive displays showcasing the ingenuity and craftsmanship of Maine's shipbuilders.Learn about the lives of sailors and shipbuilders who once walked these streets, and gain insight into the intricate process of constructing the majestic vessels that sailed the world's oceans. From the early days of wooden shipbuilding to the modern innovations of today, the museum offers a comprehensive journey through Bath's legacy that is sure to captivate visitors of all ages.
Maine's most historic seaport overlooks beautiful Casco Bay. Spend your visit exploring its gallant 360-year history or check out its amazing cultural scene. Big-city excitement blends delightfully with small-town charm here as fishing vessels bustle in the harbor and Victorian-era buildings still line cobblestone streets.
As your coastal cruising adventure draws to a close, conclude your journey in picturesque Portland. Enjoy a final breakfast onboard before disembarking from our Maine Coast & Harbors cruise. If you just aren’t ready to say goodbye, and you’d like to consider prolonging your stay to explore this charming city nestled in the heart of Casco Bay, your Hotel Manager can help you find a way to create even more memories in Maine.
American Maverick offers an intimate and luxurious cruising experience, catering to just 130 guests with a focus on comfort, elegance, and coastal exploration. The new ship features a traditional bow shape and slightly deeper draft with full stabilisation for enhanced coastwise capabilities and is designed for cruising the bays, rivers, and coasts of New England.
A variety of unique lounges are available to relax and socialize in, including the Main Lounge, the perfect setting for nightly entertainment and the Horizon Lounge at the bow, a great place to follow the ship’s route on charts or simply take in the beautiful vistas. A stunning new feature of American Maverick is the reimagined Sky Lounge on the top deck, providing stunning panoramas unprecedented on a small ship. Also on the top deck will be a 360° Skywalk walking track, comfortable lounge chairs, and a casual café.
The interior design of American Maverick features a serene color palette, creating a tranquil ambiance throughout. Guests can unwind in a range of large standard staterooms, suites, or singles, each equipped with a private balcony for enjoying scenic views of the New England Coast.
DISCLAIMER: Rates are per person, subject to availability and can change at any time
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