Company summer outing sunset cruise . The boat is beautiful!! Our Team from Dunkin had the best…read moretime!! Views awesome , and drinks that were made from Captians recipes so good! Great time with Josh and Hilary!

What a fun way to spend the morning. On the Maine coast on a sail boat…read more Not much wind this morning but the crew took care of us. They did provide beverages while sailing. And to time to answer questions about the sights. They have opportunities for people or kids to help out with the ropes and pull the sails. It's two hours so plan ahead especially if you are thinking g about bringing kids. Remember you are close with 25 others not related to you. There is a toilet but believe deck so you have to navigate a ladder. Ordering tickets online was easy and they send you notifications via text and email. There is street parking but limited so plan ahead. Check in was easy and boarding was a breeze. But not enough of a breeze for sailing. Ha ha. Loved it!

We took Hardy Boats to visit Monhegan island for a few days... the trip was great!! The staff…read morewelcoming and kind. They had mechanical difficulties for our trip back but it turned out to be such a wonderful side trip... we took a ride back to port Clyde and were met with a staff member- his name is Thomas and wow!! He was brilliant- so intelligent, well informed, well spoken and just a pleasure to be around!! He made all the difference in an otherwise difficult situation.

Deep Boat Hard to…read morepass up a boat ride to see some adorable puffins while visiting Maine, so we decided to give Hardy Boat Cruises a go on their "Puffin Watch" tour. The Good: *About a twenty minute drive from gorgeous Pemaquid Point Lighthouse. *Staff was friendly *You're not stuck in your seat for the entire journey as you're free to move about once the boat gets going. *About as close as one can get to the puffins without going on the island they hangout. *Overall, it was a really fun boat ride and you get to see some neat stuff. The Meh: *It's not cheap at $51/adults (13+) and Kids (2-12) *They have a representative from National Audibon on the boat which is awesome--but you can't hear a weird she says thru their archaic "sound" system. Between the waves and engine noise, she could've been reading the dictionary for all we know. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The Meh: *Their "off-site" parking lot is definitely just that--off-site! It's a good 10min walk from the parking to the pier, but that's not even the worst of it. You have to walk on a two-lane road with almost no shoulder and lots of curves, so definitely be aware of your surroundings. Or it'll coy-tains for you, see? Coy-tains! *And--as if the above wasn't bad enough--they have the gall to charge you $20 for the pleasure of parking there. -_- Conclusion: Fun ocean adventure to see the puffins--but be prepared to crack open your wallet for this pleasure.

Captain Dave and firstmate/wife Nancy were wonderful hosts! I had 36 hours in Freeport so a 3-hour…read moresail around Casco Bay's Calendar Islands was a perfect way to spend the afternoon. You can become a deckhand and hoist sails, or just do what I did--chillax! The 33' Grace is very comfortable, with ample room for a maximum of six passengers. We had fabulous weather, and Captain Dave delivered big time on the promised seal sightings (and one dolphin). I only sailed twice previously at home in NJ; this was far more enjoyable! If I return to Freeport I'll take a six-hour cruise!

I had such a great time on the Wind's Will with Captain Stanley! It was my first time sailing and…read moreit couldnt have been better! We went on a sunset sail over to squirrel island. Captain Stanley made my entire group feel comfortable and welcome. Id definitely reccomend this to anyoney in the area!

Going sailing with Captain Bob on Wind's Will is a more personalized alternative to the "tourist…read moreboats" out of Boothbay Harbor. If you've never been sailing before, you will get a great introduction, and if you have been sailing before, this is the best way to go to get out on the water in this area. Guests can do as much or as little as they'd like to contribute to the sailing experience, and Captain Bob's stories will keep everyone entertained. Recommend bringing your own sunscreen and snacks (especially if you have food allergies); water is provided.

We had friends up from Connecticut last weekend and did the Oyster Trail Tour, so much fun! Our…read moreguide (Scott) was excellent and we used the multi-person paddleboard as well as single and double kayaks. A great way to explore the islands and spend an afternoon on the water!

We rented a couple of Kayaks from Seaspray rentals and we were very impressed! Megan was extreme…read morefriendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend them and rent here in the future!

Considering the quality of the experience, the delicious food, the excellent service & the…read morespectacular setting, this was quite the bargain! For $100 (cash or check only), you receive a 55-minute narrated boat tour, a bonafide Downeast feast (fish chowder, 1 lb. of steamers, 2 lobsters, corn on the cob, a baked potato, an onion, a hard-boiled egg, a large piece of blueberry cake & either coffee, tea, iced tea or water). You can purchase sodas ($2) or alcoholic beverages. We indulged in the light & tasty Cabbage Island Aide ($10), with Pinnacle blueberry vodka, pink lemonade & a splash of club soda garnished with Maine blueberries. Only cash is accepted for drinks and gift shop purchases. After finding a picnic table, either indoors or out, your server will take your drink order & bring your fish chowder. Shortly afterwards, the dinner bell will ring & you head down to the pit where the food is cooked to pick up your meal. Our delightful young server, Griffin, graciously offered to pick up our trays & bring them to our table. He remained attentive & solicitous the entire time we were there. We couldn't have asked for better service. There is a gratuity jar on each table. Tip generously! These kids do a fabulous job! We were also pleased that the two Moore brothers who have owned this family business for 38 years stopped by every table individually to ensure that all were having a good time. And at the end of the day, they stood on the dock waving as our boat left Cabbage Island. Such a gracious gesture! I'm looking forward to making this an annual event. Please be aware, though, that parking is expensive in Boothbay Harbor. There is metered street parking, if you can find an open spot, but be prepared to walk a distance to the ticket booth. Close by lot parking cost $50.

OMG, a great day. The Moore family has there clambake down perfectly. Each boat handles 180…read morepassengers. our trip today had 178 people. A perfect day of absolute precision. Food was awesome, views incredible. All help spot on Friendly, Young energetic kids High schoolers, college kids. A great way to spend the summers. Owners meet & greet everyone w/ one on one 1 chats. We met theMoore brothers & there sister Betty the baby of the family. a wonderful woman. 30,000 lobsters eaten per season 20,000 visitors. approximate40,000 medium eggs approximate 20,000 baked doo doos approximate 20,000 onions 20,000 blueberry cakes 20,000 ear of corn. tons of ice tea, soda& water An absolute feast. I can't believe I ate it all except for the egg & baked potato. My wife brought home 1 of her lobsters for me to have a sandwich tomorrow for lunch. Awesome wife Can't say enough of how great the excursion is. Don't forget to tip the kids. Personally I left $10.00 on my table . I think that was appropriate, at least I hope so. Cash only for the trip No credit cards Boothbay Harbor is an amazing place. On the ride into Boothbay there are approximately 150 flags or more attached to telephone polls saluting fallen soldiers. Very sobering y pictures show the rest. R

Absolutely the best fishing trip we have ever taken. Captain Chris knows where the fish are and…read morehow to catch them. He is a patient and engaging person so there is no pressure if you are not an expert fisherman. We have taken many, many fishing charters over the years and this is the best. It will become an annual event for us.

Knows fishing, knows the waters, diligent.....works hard to find fish…read more Great guide.

By far my best tidal water fishing experience ever. Peter had us on fish constantly for the entire…read moreday. As soon as the conditions changed, we were on the move and finding new fish. He was happy to share geographical and historical knowledge of the area. I caught lots of fish and learned a ton about why we were catching fish. Learning some of the strategies behind the fishing made it feel like an educational day where we happened to catch fish constantly. I can't wait to get back and catch more stripers with Peter!