Category Archives: Maine Travel Deals

Maine Windjammer Cruise – Early Bird Discount

For those of you who have not reserved your 2010 windjammer trip yet, there are only 12 days left to take advantage of our early booking discount. Reserved your sailing vacation before February 1st to recieve  your 5% early booking discount (10% if you’ve sailed with us before)! Dates are filling fast….call us today!

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Maine Vacation On A Budget

Maybe some vacations are out of reach this year – perhaps the guided safari trip to Africa or the high-end wine tour of Europe will have to wait (although, don’t wait too long, life’s too short.)  But that doesn’t mean a vacation is completely out, because I’m guessing it’s a sure thing that the need [...]

Maine Vacation – Before & After Your Windjammer Cruise

Fifth on our list of 50 free things to do in Mid-Coast Maine:
During the summer attend a Friday night slide show at The Maine Photographic Workshops. 
The Maine Media Workshop also offers several events that are open to the community. Just a stones throw from the Schooner Timberwind dock is Union Hall in the heart [...]

Maine Vacation – Before & After Your Windjammer Cruise

Fourth on our list of 50 free things to do in Mid-Coast Maine:
Free admission:  For one to the Penobscot Marine Museum for those staying in a Searsport accommodation.
Even if you are not staying in Searsport the Penobscot Marine Museum is a fantastic museum to visit.  Did you know it’s Maine's Oldest Maritime Museum? It [...]

Maine Vacation – Before & After Your Windjammer Cruise

Third on our list of 50 free things to do in Mid-Coast Maine:
Watch sweets be made at the Daffy Taffy & Fudge Factory in Boothbay, including the antique Kiss Wrapping Machine. Enjoy the Harbor's only candy-maker cook pull, flavor, design and wrap Maine's nicest-eating Saltwater Taffy. The fudge factory makes Downeast fudge daily that is shipped all over [...]

Maine Vacation – Before & After Your Windjammer Cruise

Second on our list of 50 free things to do in Mid-Coast Maine:
Pick up a free map/guide from the Damariscotta River Association and explore the dozen or more easily accessible places on their more than 1,000 acres.  Be sure not to miss the Oyster Shell Heaps, remains of feasts left by generations of Native [...]

Maine Vacation- Before & After Your Windjammer Cruise

Mid-coast Maine is considered to be the area between Brunswick and Belfast, including Bath, Boothbay, Camden, Damariscotta, Lincolnville, Rockland and Wiscasset. It is one of the most culturally infused, dynamic and of course scenic areas in the beautiful state of Maine. Each city, town, and village in the area offers things to do for young and [...]