We had an incredible sail with Jeff at the helm and Emily as first mate. I am so glad we booked the…read moresail, it was both beautiful and informative. A highlight of our trip to Maine!! highly recommend.

We had an absolutely wonderful time on this beautiful sailboat... the crew was knowledgeable and a…read morewealth of information... It was a wonderful memory!!! We recommended it to many since we went!!! Mark and Pam Anderson

My husband and I spent an enjoyable few hours on this excursion! The people were friendly and…read moreinformative. We got to see how lobsters are caught, learn about what lobster fisherman look for, touch and hold various things (even a frozen fish eyeball!). The ride was breezy and pretty, and I took tons of pictures. Wonderful!

Had fun with Captain Jack and his crew. Book early because he does fill up. Learned everything…read moreabout lobsters in the Bay. He is dog friendly too....wished we had brought ours.

Fun Adventure. We got to visit culinary establishments that are off the beaten track. Food trucks,…read morerestaurants and a factory. This is a great way to see Rockland and learn of her past history of fish factories to the new entrepreneurial efforts of a young women who is making bean to bar chocolate in a former ice house. Tour guide knowledgeable and resourceful.

From the owner: Maine Foodie Tours creates itineraries for walking tours, progressive dinners, and beer/cocktail…read morecrawls featuring the culinary artisans of Rockland. We offer regularly scheduled tours and specially curated excursions for bachelor/bachelorette parties, birthdays, anniversaries, corporate/work events, reunions and more.

our family of four had a great sunset cruise with the heron. There was plenty of space to relax and…read morewhile the crew was there to help or answer questions, they also gave you space to enjoy the time with your group. I especially appreciated the blankets available for when it got chilly. Would definitely recommend!

Be prepared to have alternative plans…read more We had a night fireworks cruise cancelled for "weather" 36hrs in advance. No signs of inclement weather on any of the weather apps. As predicted, it turned out to be a Beautiful and calm night. We ended up watching the fireworks from shore. They contract out their crews so it may have been that something fell apart on that side for the night trip. Just be prepared that they may cancel for any reason. A local captain we met during the fireworks show in Camden surmised that there was likely something else besides the weather in their decision. Others in our party were committed to getting in a harbor tour so we ended up getting a day sail earlier in the day. It was a Beautiful day. Competent and friendly captain and crew. They did an excellent job of hosting the harbor tour. Absolutely Beautiful boat. Great way to spend some time on the water. Be prepared for alternative plans.

Wanting to go back!! The last time we went lobster fishing…read morewith Jonathan was one of the best experiences we have EVER had!! It was a lifetime dream of doing this to experience FRESH lobster and it far exceeded our expectations ! WOW Moon Dog excursions was sooooo easy to book, on time, and flexible to our needs/questions! We loved the time on the water and the knowledge of our Captain .....who made it super fun AND successful ! Thanks guys, you have a great team !! We can't wait to come back!

Been out with moon dog excursions several times and always had a great time! Jonathan is a great…read morecaptain and tour guide! Very knowledgeable of the area

This company is great and Woody is an extremely talented, hospitable and knowledgeable guide. He…read moreabsolutely went out of his way to make our visit spectacular. By far, one of the best tours taken in my 50+ years. We arrived from a cruise ship and Woody was great communicating with us as to his whereabouts and how to meet him. From moment one, he welcomed us and made us feel at ease. Even though we came from a cruse ship and the port of Bar Harbor had 5000 new people come off the ship, we didn't feel like we were part of the crowd. In fact, at our request, Woody took us to places that only locals knew about and for the entire tour we felt we were touring on relaxing day with no one else around us. We especially wanted to get some excellent photography and videography and Woody did not disappoint. He took us to out of the way and quite locations that were scenically spectacular and away from the swarms of tourists. You cannot go wrong with a tour by this company.

Woody is awesome my wife and I flew in to Bar Harbor Airport i has scheduled a pick by Woody(owner)…read morehe was waiting. Drove to hotel in Bar Harbor at that time scheduled a pickup to return to Airport today he was on time. He kept in touch. He is super friendly and will be using his services again

My husband and I did the Camden walking tour with Sally of Red Cloak Haunted History Tours, on our…read moreOctober trip to Maine. We both thought it was awesome! It was so intriguing finding out all the little details about the town that otherwise we would have never known. I really liked that this was not a hocus-pocus, over fabricated "Halloweenie" ghost tour. It was full of history and stories of the past that have made Camden what it is today. It made the town take on a whole new perspective for us; pretty amazing stuff when you think many of those interesting facts would have gone unseen! We loved Sally so much that when she told us about a Haunted Lighthouse tour she was doing in conjunction with the Maine Maritime Museum in Bath, ME, we made arrangements to attend that as well. Once again, we were not disappointed. Any lover of lighthouses, like myself, would have gotten enjoyment from this trip. We took a boat tour aboard the Pied Piper, to 7 different lighthouses and got to hear the stories and hardships of the keepers that manned the beautiful towers. We also got to meet her husband, Greg, an investigative reporter whom has written two books in conjunction with Sally, about uncovering the history behind seemingly unexplainable mysteries and ghost stories. I highly recommend Red Cloak Haunted Tours! I can not wait until our next trip to Maine, as I absolutely plan on working in as many locations for tours with Sally that we can!!!

My mum and I absolutely love red cloak tours!! The stories are very interesting and spooky. The…read moretour guide is really kind, and happily answers any questions. I went to the bath and wisscasset tours and found out so much about houses and places I may have overlooked if not for this new knowledge. Call me crazy, but I think I may have saw a ghost in the top window of a house in wisscasset, when nobody was home.

My husband and I have gone on the Heritage for two years in a row and will be booking for next…read moreseason as well. First the captains and crew are amazing. The food (all cooked on an old cast iron wood burning stove) is gourmet. I don't know how they do it! Every cruise stops has a lobster bake on one of the islands in Penobscot Bay! You will not be disappointed!! Absolutely fabulous !!

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.

Breakwater and Marie Reed Park was the absolute perfect place to spend an end of summer Saturday…read moremorning. Just want to say from my experience I highly recommend grabbing some donuts from local Ruckus Donuts and a coffee from a local cafe and enjoying those down here at Marie Reed Park. After that enjoy the sights and make the trek to Breakwater! Parking is simple enough but due to how busy it may get do arrive earlier rather than later. It's a longer trip out to this lighthouse than most you'll come across but that trip is so worth it. Some advice would be to wear appropriate shoes and just be mindful of your steps to avoid cracks and/or tripping. During our walk out and back we spent a good amount of time taking in the views as well as watching for wildlife. Got to watch plenty of seagulls as well as cormorants which the first cormorant we spotted dove down and came back to surface with a fish. It's a little bit of a journey but well worth the effort if you love beautiful views and being by the ocean!

I'm so glad we did this, but it was challenging with our two-year old…read more There are signs warning you that this is not suitable for those with disabilities and that there are uneven rocks and large gaps while walking so you need to be careful. My toddler had a good time playing and exploring but, we ended up carrying her for most of it and it gets pretty windy which she didn't like. It's a unique walk/trail to the light at the end of the breakwater and walking about .7 miles or so on those large slabs of uneven granite was a very cool experience with the water lapping at each side and occasionally splashing. I'm glad we did it - but, be prepared for a bit of a workout.

We went on a family kayaking trip and used Breakwater Kayak as our guide and outfitter for the…read moretrip. It was very easy to work with the staff to make the arrangements, and they made the trip happen even though they were not fully staffed for their in-season time. When we arrived the staff had taken the kayaks down to a grassy area in the park. The guide got us fitted with life vests, paddles, and spray skirts, and then it was down to the boats for some quick lessons about paddling technique. We were soon out on the water. The guide did a great level of working with our level of experience and provided clear directions about the paddle. We crossed the bay from the put in location to the Breakwater Lighthouse. While this lighthouse is accessible by walking the length of the breakwater (.8 miles) it was great fun to see it by the water. Once we got to the light, we then paddled down the length of the breakwater to a beach by the Samoset resort. The wind was blowing pretty strong from the shore, so this was a pretty good paddle. Once we got to the beach, we were able to get out of the boats for a few minutes and then we were back on the water. The next leg was a pretty good open water crossing again as we made our way back across the bay towards the shipyards. Here you get to see some of the industrial sides of the water. People who depend on the sea to make a living. There was a fishing dock where large fishing boats offload, there is the coast guard station, and then there is the marina and restaurants. Overall we were on the water for just over 3 hours. Our guide was fantastic. She was very knowledgeable about key subjects and really provided a very educational as well as enjoyable paddle. We heard stories about the lighthouses, we learned the history or the area, the lobster fishing industry and all about the ports. While Breakwater Kayak is a smaller operation than some of the others in the area, you are guaranteed to get a well-trained guide who is really wanting to make sure that you have a safe and memorable adventure.

We loved this trip. Harbor seals followed us, we saw eagles, osprey, and so many others. Lunch on…read morethe island was a perfect break. This was our first time in sea kayaks, and it did not disappoint. Mark was a great guide. Highly recommend. We did the Natural History half day tour.