Went on another cruise and his past week on the Stephen Taber. The fog finally cut on our second…read moreday. The winds and sun decided to bless this beautiful schooner with great sailing winds ! The food by Chef Juice, they call him was absolutely 5 stars ! From the best cheeses from around the world hand picked by Capt. Noah and his wife Jane were absolutely fantastic ! They take pride in their appetizers before a wonderful meal ! All the meals are hand made and out of this world ! The trip was almost fog free and we went around many of the Maine islands and had the wonderful lobster bake on Russ island, a favorite of Captain Noah's ! The crew on this trip was absolutely amazing ! They were absolutely spit on with detail and did everything they could to make you feel welcome on such a special schooner cruise. If you haven't taken a schooner cruise, I highly recommend that you give it a try! 3/4 of my sons have gone and they loved it ! Once again, I give this trip a 5 star review !

Wonderful trip. Still talking about it. Food was amazing. Staff were wonderful and knew what they…read morewere doing. It doesn't have the comfort of a cruise, but if you're someone who likes camping spaces, this is your next adventure.

Highly recommend Rockport Charters! Robert took my family out today for a great excursion around…read morePenobscot Bay: Camden Harbor, Curtis Island, Lasalle Island, and the seal ledges were just a few of the highlights. The boat is well set up and appointed for comfort for people from 11 to 73 (the range of ages in our group) and Robert Iserbyt does a fantastic job in showcasing the highlights of the Bay.

We have sailed with Dan several times over the years and always have a great time. We have been…read morelucky enough to have both his daughter and son join us as well and they are a pleasure! If you want a easy, fun sail with great conversation, this is the charter for you. Both kids are seriously smart too! Be prepared for an in-depth conversation with plenty of solid points and questions, if you wish :-) While I could go on, I'll summarize - just book it. Our last sail was up in the air due to weather until the last minute and Dan was totally cool about playing it by ear. Weather broke and we ended up with a perfect late day sail. It is never crowded once on the water, but that day it was just us out. Magical! Thank you Dan and kids and we will see you next summer. PS Hope that VW restoration is going well!

We had an amazing day sailing the area. We went by 2 light houses. Captain Daniel and his son were…read morewonderful hosts and tour guides of area!

This year was the fourth straight that we have done five-day rentals during visits to this part of…read moreMaine. Tamara Cody and her crew are accommodating, flexible and reliable. The craft are always in excellent shape and deliveries happen right on schedule. Tamara knows the waters and loves the area and gives solid advice in all weather and conditions. We hope to continue working with Port Clyde Kayaks in the coming years.

Port Clyde Kayaks is incredibly accommodating and always a great time with insightful kayak tours,…read moreand we have rented kayaks for the week from them - they are super helpful and very knowledgeable about the area from nature sightings to nearby islands. We will continue to use them every year when we are here for vaca!

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.

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.

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.

Rented 2 kayaks from Dan. He delivered and picked up. He totally accommodated all our requests…read more This guy does business the way business should be done. If your in the area and looking for a kayak or SUP I highly recommend.

Are you in the Camden or Lincolnville, ME area? Then go here! This is an awesome kayak rental place…read moreand I can't recommend it enough! Ducktrap Kayak has a really sparse website, but don't let that fool you--they know what they're doing. Rental prices are very reasonable, and they will either help you strap the kayaks to your car or pick you up and drop you off at your convenience. The guy we spoke with was super knowledgable and suggested we kayak around Lake Megunticook (rather than in the ocean), which ended up being a fabulous choice. Even in early June, the water was warm enough to swim in, and there are several 'islands' where you can dock your kayak and stop for a bite to eat or a swim. We started early, so it felt like we had the lake to ourselves! Before he pushed us off, the owner gave us a rundown of how to work the kayaks and some tips for having a great trip. Be sure to check this place out! Definitely makes for a great morning/day of fun!

Pros Close to edge of town, nice restaurant near by with…read moregreat views of the bay. If your a sea glass collector there is plenty here to find. Pretty views out to the ocean. Cons Not at all sandy, very small with limited parking. Medium amount of trash and a mix of dirt/mud/ sand at the waterline. I would suggest water shoes here for sure.

There is not much of a beach, but most of the fun is getting there from the commercial center of…read moretown along the scenic Rockland Harbor trail. Once there you find a short railroad track from a bygone era, a few picnic tables and a pair of interesting sculptures. I have also witnessed a few artists attempting to capture the lovely waterfront on paper.