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    Schooner Yacht Heron

    Schooner Yacht Heron

    4.1(14 reviews)
    6.6 mi

    What a fabulous fun experience sailing out of Rockport, ME on The Heron. It was the highlight of…read moreour trip. Bonnie did a great job telling us some of the history of the ship and area. Love when the sails are lifted!!! Motor turned off, quiet, smooth ride! So relaxing. It is a beautiful ship. Lots of shinny teak. Delightful with great crew and just a few guests on board. Free parking right by dock. Thank you, Bonnie and Twig for making my sail special. Highly recommend!

    One of our favorite things to do when in Rockland is sailing aboard the Schooner Heron. We sailed…read more2x with them in 2020 and the first thing we did when we got back to Rockland this year was to look at the weather and book a trip with them. I picked an afternoon with an expected 14mph wind, so I knew we would sail smartly. I was surprised that Taylor was captaining the boat this trip instead of Twig, but his boat handling was conservative and flawless. Of coarse Bonnie was aboard to do her excellent narration regarding the history of Rockland's lime, timber, ice, shipbuilding and lobster industries and also tell us all about the lighthouse, islands, and seals we saw. Twig and Bonnie's personable adult daughter Rachel was also on board as crew. Bonnie and Rachel handled hoisting, trimming, reefing and tacking the sails as a well-oiled team. We started out conservatively with the fore mast and main mast sails both reefed, but were later able to shake out the reef on the fore mast sail for a little more speed without heeling the boat. We were able to sail near Robinson's Rock and saw that there were several seals sunning them selves there. We sailed midweek on a Thursday and there was lots of room for everybody on board. Taylor and Rachel cheerfully answered my many questions about the boat, the boat's offshore passages to and from the Caribbean each year and about local events. This was the first time sailing for the family seated across from us, but they had a good time. There was another group forward of us that pretty much kept to themselves so I didn't have a chance to chat with them, but they seemed to be enjoying themselves too. I did a bunch of small boat pleasure sailing and medium sized keelboat racing while I was at the University of Texas. I don't own a sailboat so the only sailing I have done since has been on Hobie Wave catamarans at all-inclusive resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean. I really enjoy chances to sail on bigger boats like the Schooner Heron. The Schooner Heron sails three trips daily from Rockport Harbor: Private morning sail, an afternoon Educational Eco Tour, and a Happy Hour Sunset Sail. Custom charters are also available on request. There is free parking in the harbor lot. Whether you have sailed before or just want to try it on vacation, I highly recommend sailing on the Schooner Heron as a solo, couple or family activity. You will have fun and be entirely comfortable with the ship and crew. They will treat you right. We're back in Rockland in a couple of weeks and will surely sail with them at least once more before heading back to Texas.

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    Schooner American Eagle - Sunset

    Schooner American Eagle

    5.0(9 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    What can be better than sailing for several days and nights on 100 year old wooden schooner in top…read morecondition with spars and decks and all brightwork gleaming? Magnificent good and wholesome prepared from scratch by the Fabulous chef and pastry chef. Fresh made bread, scones, cake, cookies, etc at each meal and snacks. Food was excellently prepared and served. Captain Tyler, first mate Courtney and the rest of the crew were knowledgeable, efficient, hard-working, friendly, nice people. Very nice to be around and the rest of the guests, therewere only 14 of us, were interesting people from all across the US. This is my second trip on the Schooner American Eagle. I will definitely return again.

    Amazing! Amazing! Amazing! Spending a week aboard the breathtaking American Eagle schooner with 24…read morefamily members was a phenomenal adventure that we will never forget! This was the trip of a lifetime! The captain, Tyler King, knows his boat inside and out and is an incredibly sailor and a wonderful guy! He even read us sailor stories one night and sang and played the guitar to serenade us to sleep! His awesome crew (Elias, Courtney, Lily, and Kate) were phenomenal and helped Tyler sail the ship to perfection! Their enthusiasm and zest for life is infectious! The outstanding cooks, Marty and Quinn, made the most incredible meals every single day, and they were five star! I have absolutely nothing negative to say about the American Eagle!! They all catered to our every need and were beyond kind and so much fun! We all just felt like one big family! We also were able to compete in the famous great American schooner race on July 4 and it was spectacular and exciting! What a blast! I could go on and on about this wonderful Trip we took. Run, don't walk, to Rockland, Maine and climb aboard the most amazing schooner adventure of a lifetime! We never wanted to leave, and we will miss them all, and that gorgeous schooner, so much!

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    Schooner Heritage

    Schooner Heritage

    4.1(10 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    Had a glorious time onboard with my daughter. Captains Ben and Shawn are experienced and always…read morewilling to explain things onboard. The crew are young and hilarious, albeit rookies at the craft. The ship is beautiful and a joy to be aboard. The food is excellent and plentiful. The trip was everything I was hoping for and more.

    We have been sailing with the Schooner since it was launched in 1983, initially with Skippers Doug…read moreand Linda Lee. The Heritage, being designed from the keel on up by the Lees for the more contemporary application of transporting people around Penobscot Bay for pleasure instead of transporting things like pig iron and coal from Maine to New York, Is therefore far more comfortable than the older restored/rehabbed neighboring boats, with a spacious common area for eating and reading and broader decks for sitting and taking in the scenery. Yet its historically accurate design and on-board equipment, such as a wood-burning stove and an old gas-powered one-cylinder "donkey" engine from the 1920's, harkens to the seafaring tradition of the old commercial off-shore coastal schooner. To quote JFK, "The torch has now been passed to a new generation," and Ben and Sean are now the proud Co-captains of this marvelous ship. In addition to touring the magnificent coastal scenery of the state of Maine, they bring on-board their own unique talents. Ben is notable for his precision when commanding the vessel and Sean, as executive chef, brings out wonderfully savory meals. Fear not, there is no wanting for food on this vessel - if you are a Hobbit used to 8 meals a day, this boat is for you. Both Sean and Ben are accomplished guitarists and they will entertain you onboard in the evening with an absolutely professional level of vocal and instrument harmony. I have a high bar for musical entertainment, and will walk away (or swim away, in this case) from second rate performances, but these two will sweep you away with their talent. Finally, the famous Wednesday "Lobster Island" lobster boils are not to be missed. The mixture of live lobster freshly boiled with Maine seaweed gives the lobster a sweetness that just cannot be replicated in any restaurant (or home, for that matter). There's more I could say but why drone on? Take a look at the photos that decorate their web site and imagine you are there. Time to book another rez for next year.

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