



by Schooner Appledore Maine
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$129.90Camden Harbor, located in Maine, is known for its scenic views where mountains meet the sea. This 2-hour sailing takes place aboard the schooner Appledore II, a traditional wooden windjammer built in 1978 with modern comfort and seating for up to 49 passengers. The cruise departs from Bayview Landing in Camden Harbor, where guests can assist the crew in raising the sails and try steering the ship. The Appledore II has completed global voyages and sails annually between Camden and Key West, Florida. During the cruise, the boat passes Curtis Island Lighthouse, which has been guiding seafarers since 1836, and moves through Penobscot Bay along a coastline where mountains drop directly into the ocean. Participants can view mansions, historic inns, yachts, and watch for wildlife such as porpoises, eagles, ospreys, seals, and guillemots. Beverages including cocktails, beer, wine, and soft drinks are available for purchase on board. The sailing concludes with sunset views over Mount Battie and the guiding light of Curtis Island Lighthouse as the schooner returns to Camden Harbor. The tour includes the sunset cruise but excludes alcoholic drinks and optional gratuities.
Camden Harbor Park and Amphitheatre
The cruise begins at Bayview Landing in Camden Harbor, known for its scenic setting where mountains meet the sea. Guests have the chance to help raise the sails and steer the ship under crew guidance.
Schooner Appledore II Windjammer Cruise
The schooner Appledore II was built in 1978 at the Gamage Shipyard in Maine. It has sailed around the world and conducts biannual 2,000-mile trips between Camden, Maine, and Key West, Florida.
Curtis Island Lighthouse
The boat sails past Curtis Island Lighthouse, which has been in operation since 1836. The route continues along rugged coastline where mountains meet the ocean, with views of mansions, inns, yachts, and wildlife such as porpoises, eagles, ospreys, seals, and guillemots.
Mount Battie
During the cruise, guests may purchase cocktails, beer, wine, and soft drinks. The tour ends with sunset views over Mount Battie and a return guided by Curtis Island Lighthouse back to Camden Harbor.
Departure Point: Schooner Appledore at Bayview Landing Address: 18 Bayview Street Camden, ME 04843 Directions: Sail departs behind the restaurant and hotel on the public landing.
End point
Departure Point: Schooner Appledore at Bayview Landing Address: 18 Bayview Street Camden, ME 04843 Directions: Sail departs behind the restaurant and hotel on the public landing.




by Schooner Appledore Maine
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$129.90Camden Harbor, located in Maine, is known for its scenic views where mountains meet the sea. This 2-hour sailing takes place aboard the schooner Appledore II, a traditional wooden windjammer built in 1978 with modern comfort and seating for up to 49 passengers. The cruise departs from Bayview Landing in Camden Harbor, where guests can assist the crew in raising the sails and try steering the ship. The Appledore II has completed global voyages and sails annually between Camden and Key West, Florida. During the cruise, the boat passes Curtis Island Lighthouse, which has been guiding seafarers since 1836, and moves through Penobscot Bay along a coastline where mountains drop directly into the ocean. Participants can view mansions, historic inns, yachts, and watch for wildlife such as porpoises, eagles, ospreys, seals, and guillemots. Beverages including cocktails, beer, wine, and soft drinks are available for purchase on board. The sailing concludes with sunset views over Mount Battie and the guiding light of Curtis Island Lighthouse as the schooner returns to Camden Harbor. The tour includes the sunset cruise but excludes alcoholic drinks and optional gratuities.
Camden Harbor Park and Amphitheatre
The cruise begins at Bayview Landing in Camden Harbor, known for its scenic setting where mountains meet the sea. Guests have the chance to help raise the sails and steer the ship under crew guidance.
Schooner Appledore II Windjammer Cruise
The schooner Appledore II was built in 1978 at the Gamage Shipyard in Maine. It has sailed around the world and conducts biannual 2,000-mile trips between Camden, Maine, and Key West, Florida.
Curtis Island Lighthouse
The boat sails past Curtis Island Lighthouse, which has been in operation since 1836. The route continues along rugged coastline where mountains meet the ocean, with views of mansions, inns, yachts, and wildlife such as porpoises, eagles, ospreys, seals, and guillemots.
Mount Battie
During the cruise, guests may purchase cocktails, beer, wine, and soft drinks. The tour ends with sunset views over Mount Battie and a return guided by Curtis Island Lighthouse back to Camden Harbor.
Departure Point: Schooner Appledore at Bayview Landing Address: 18 Bayview Street Camden, ME 04843 Directions: Sail departs behind the restaurant and hotel on the public landing.
End point
Departure Point: Schooner Appledore at Bayview Landing Address: 18 Bayview Street Camden, ME 04843 Directions: Sail departs behind the restaurant and hotel on the public landing.