Perhaps mosey down to Georgetown for dinner at Five Islands or stop in Wiscasset for a lobster roll.īy clicking ‘Sign Up,’ I acknowledge that I have read and agree to Hachette Book Group’s Privacy Policyīoothbay PeninsulaSpend the morning in Boothbay Harbor, stepping back in time for a visit with light keeper Joseph Muise and his family on a Burnt Island Tour. In the afternoon, visit the Maine Maritime Museum in Bath, and if time permits, take a lighthouse cruise on the Kennebec River. You might even take a Walk-on Adventure with Bean’s Outdoor Discovery School. Get an early start and begin at famed outlet store L.L. Still craving lobster? Try an inspired version by one of Maine’s nationally recognized chefs (reservations required). In the afternoon, consider visiting the Portland Museum of Art to view masterworks by Maine-related artists or book a sail amid the islands of Casco Bay. You won’t find a better setting for lunch than The Lobster Shack, with views of crashing surf and Cape Elizabeth Light. Loop out to South Portland and Cape Elizabeth to visit Spring Point Ledge Light and Portland Head Light, a Maine icon. If not, you can still enjoy a lobster on the waterfront. Try to arrive in Portland in time to enjoy an afternoon cruise with Lucky Catch Lobster Tours perhaps you’ll catch your dinner. If you’re arriving by air, use Portland International Jetport. For a real lighthouse immersion, consider splurging on an extra two nights on Isle au Haut. Book your first night’s lodging in Portland, the second two in Damariscotta or Newcastle, and the next two in the Thomaston-Rockland area. This six-day tour concentrates on the Greater Portland, Mid-Coast, and Penobscot Bay regions. Bean’s ever-expanding campus in Freeport is the massive outdoor retailer’s mother ship, but it also has an outlet in Ellsworth. Lobster, of course, can be found practically everywhere along the coast, but the best way to enjoy it is at a no-fuss lobster shack. Maine’s 64 lighthouses stretch from York’s Nubble to candy-striped West Quoddy Head in Lubec. This story has been updated to correct the name of Dana Connors.Maine’s biggest draws are the three L’s: lighthouses, lobster, and L.L. While the store will make temporary changes during the renovation process, including closing the 1912 café, its operating hours will be unaffected. The company will release more specific details as it finalizes its plans in the coming months, according to the release. “It demonstrates confidence in the future of retail but also of Freeport.” Bean is going to be a cornerstone of Freeport’s economy for decades to come,” agreed Brett Richardson, executive director of the Freeport Economic Development Corporation.
“It’s a real investment in Freeport, and it’s a signal that L.L. “The fact that they’re about to do this major investment of their campus, which is at the center of the downtown that we’re in the process of revisioning, couldn’t be better, really,” Town Council Chairperson Dan Piltch said. Bean, which according to a company spokesperson draws three million visitors to Freeport each year, as an “anchor” for the town’s economy and suggests expanding Discovery Park in order to increase programming and recreation opportunities. The 137-page Downtown Vision Plan report highlights L.L.
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