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Best View of the Harbor - Oldport Water Taxi
The most enjoyable way to reach the Museum of Yachting and observe the beehive of activity around the harbor is to take the Oldport Water Taxi from downtown Newport. Round trip costs just 5 bucks and stops at the International Yacht Restoration School along the way. VHF 68, Phone: 401-847-9109… SEE MORE
Empire Tea & Coffee, Newport
The comfortable seating, delicious food and drink and free WiFi bring in locals and visitors alike. You will find the work of local artists on display at Empire. Check the board for upcoming poetry readings and live music. They have a few iMac's for those that may have left their… SEE MORE
Paolina's Way
Turning the ordinary into the extraordinary is practically a stock-in-trade for Camden restaurants. Take Paolina's Way, an alley-side eatery that turns out gourmet pizzas fit for the grandest occasion. The recipes used in the wood-fired oven here have been passed from generation to generation, and diners are the better for… SEE MORE
Eggemoggin Feeder Fleet, Classic Yacht Sightseeing in Camden
Camden was the destination for both the Eggemoggin Reach Regatta fleet and the NY Yacht Club Cruise on August 6th, 2010 and the classic yacht sightseeing was at its finest. SEE MORE
Camden Hills State Park
If you came to Camden, you better have packed more than just flip-flops. The Camden Hills offer some of the most scenic strolls in Maine, whether you decide to tackle the steep half-mile hike up Mount Battie (the trail starts at the end of Megunticook Street, shown at the point… SEE MORE
Napatree Point
Napatree point is one of the prettiest and most secluded beaches in the state. It stretches for over a mile and ends with the remains of the Spanish American war era, Fort Mansfield, build in the Spanish-American war. At one time this area was heavily inhabited, but all of the… SEE MORE
Market Basket, Rockport
It’s a bit of a walk if you arrive by boat, but a trip to the Market Basket for some baguettes, the latest New York Times, and a few choice provisions is worth the trip. The sandwiches are some of the best in the midcoast, encompassing everything from a reuben… SEE MORE
Rockport Marine
Maine is the center of wooden boatbuilding in the United States, and certainly one of the most talented yards in the state is Taylor Allen’s Rockport Marine. Allen was just a boy when his father, Luke Allen, bought the Sail Loft Restaurant in 1962 and began hiring the best boatbuilders… SEE MORE
Shepherd's Pie, Rockport
No one wants to mess with a good thing, which is why people were worried when chef Brian Hill said he was opening a pub in Rockport village in early 2010. Never mind that Hill promised to keep his infamous Camden bistro, Francine, intact and would actually somehow maintain a… SEE MORE
J-42 hauled out at Wayfarer Marine
This morning we hauled out a J-42 that has been cruising Maine that reported they had a major vibration... – Ben Cashen, Dockmaster Wayfarer Marine, Camden, ME SEE MORE
Rayr Wine and Spirits, Rockport Harbor
Every ship needs a well-stocked liquor locker, and Rockport is home to a wonderful place to replenish the libations. RAYR offers more than 500 different wines as well as a delightful selection of port, rum, and other liquors. The owners opened the store a couple of years ago after attending… SEE MORE
Polly's Trolley, towing the Blue Jay back to the dock
Banzai, a 1962 Blue Jay being towed by Polly's Trolley, a 1960 Corson, being driven by a 1951 John Hanson. The dreams of a ten-year-old never die. SEE MORE