Take a turn at the wheel.

Capt Barry and crew are very patient teachers for those who would like to try their hand at the wheel or help sail the schooner. Of course there is plenty of time to relax and get ashore everyday.

Watching wildlife while sailing silently between the islands of the Maine coast.

There is always something to see so don't forget to bring binoculars and a camera.

Swimming in one of Maine's secluded "harbors of warm waters."

With dozens of secluded harbors in our cruising area it isn't difficult to find a warm spot off-the-beaten-path to jump in for a swim.

A hallmark of every windjammer cruise, great traditional New England cooking.

Fresh lunch from the wood-fired cookstove and made with love. Click for full food information

How many can you eat?

Every cruise includes our all-you-can-eat lobster picnic.

Puffins still nest along the coast of Maine

The Maine coast is home to an extraordinary variety of wildlife including Atlantic puffins which still nest here on the offshore islands.

The Maine coast is famous for its numerous historic lighthouses.

Egg Rock Lighthouse in Frenchman Bay, one of 22 lighthouses in our cruising area.

Beautiful sunsets painted by Nature's hand.

When we anchor after a day of sailing, sometimes the show is just beginning.

A Million Stars to Steer Her By

With city lights far astern, stargazing aboard a Maine windjammer is inspiring...no, make that jaw-dropping awesome!