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Tours in Portland, Maine

Tours operate from April 27th until October 27th. See individual tour descriptions below for specific dates as not all tours operate throughout the season.

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Portland City and Lighthouse Tour

Enjoy a 1 hour and 45 minutes, fully narrated trolley tour of scenic and historic Portland and visit Maine’s oldest lighthouse, Portland Head Light for a 30 minutes stop.

• Calendar June 17 – October 14
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Peek at Portland Tour

Hop aboard our classic trolley and get a peek at all that Portland has to offer. Explore the rich history and highlights of the “Forest City” with our experienced guides.

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• Calendar May 4 – October 20

Harbor Lights and Sights Cruise

Experience the iconic lighthouses and sights of Portland Harbor AND the picturesque waterway Diamond Pass.

• Calendar September 3 – October 20 (12:30 p.m.)

Lighthouse Lovers Cruise

Enjoy this narrated 1 hour scenic cruise through busy Casco Bay and its innermost islands to see lighthouses, forts, lobster boats, seals, and seabirds.

• Calendar May 24 – September 22

Sunset Lighthouse Cruise

This 1 hour and 45 minutes cruise offers guests a chance to relax and unwind as we make our way around the inner islands and lighthouses of the bay at dusk.

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July 4th Fireworks Cruise

Join us for our 4th of July Fireworks Cruise on Casco Bay! A family-friendly night cruising the bay and then enjoying the fireworks display. This popular annual cruise is sure to sell out so book early!

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Peek at Portland & Sunset Lighthouse Cruise

Get a feel for the diverse history, architecture, and the vibrant neighborhoods of the Portland Peninsula on this 60 minutes trolley tour.

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Portland City & Sunset Lighthouse Cruise

See everything the City of Portland and Casco Bay has to offer with this combo package.

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Peek at Portland & Lighthouse Lovers Cruise

Portland city & lighthouse lovers cruise.

Onboard one of our whimsical trolleys you will enjoy a fully narrated tour of Portland’s diverse history and hidden gems including a 30 minutes stop at Portland Head Light- Maine’s oldest and most photographed lighthouse!

Peek at Portland & Harbor Lights & Sights Cruise

Get a feel for the diverse history, architecture, and the vibrant neighborhoods of the Portland Peninsula on this 60 minutes trolley tour. Next hop aboard the Harbor Lights & Sights Cruise for an extensive tour of Casco Bay.

Portland City & Harbor Lights & Sights Cruise

See everything the City of Portland and Casco Bay has to offer with this combo package. Onboard one of our whimsical trolleys you will enjoy a fully narrated tour of Portland’s diverse history and hidden gems including a 30 minutes stop at Portland Head Light- Maine’s oldest.

An Exhilarating Experience with Portland Discovery Tours!

Had a spectacular tour!

Our operators (thanks Bill!) were refreshingly knowledgeable and did a great job conveying the history and sights of Portland. Walking away with a wealth of new knowledge.

Highly recommend!

Do the sunset tour! We had a wonderful time touring the bay and learning about Portland. Saw some wildlife, lighthouses, and awesome sunset colors. The boat experience itself was calm and enjoyable.

Great experience!

Had a great experience with these guys and gals! They provided a wonderful Lighthouse Sunset Tour. It was so enjoyable for our whole family. We will do this again the next time we are in Portland!

Definitely worth it!

Well executed tour that shows you most of the areas attractions and tells you about the history and how people live here. No motion sickness. They sell have a bar and sell basic snacks.

Fantastic tour guide!

So knowledgeable and the history of Portland and all the views were amazing. We are glad we came in early may right before the busy season because to tour was small and intimate. A must do activity while visiting!

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Whale Watch & Puffin Combo Cruise

Distance from Portland, ME: 1 hr & 11 mins

Price: Adults – $96 • Youth (2-12) – $81

Duration: Approx. 4+ hrs

This special cruise is designed for the nature lover that wants it all in just one afternoon! Cruise aboard the Harbor Princess, Mid Coast Maine’s largest and fastest vessel! Powered by brand new, green, clean burning tier 3 diesel engines.

Audubon Puffin & Scenic Cruise

Price: Adults – $59 • Youth (2-12) – $49

Duration: 2 hrs & 30 mins

See firsthand the National Audubon Society’s success in reestablishing a puffin colony on Eastern Egg Rock. Truly a magnificent “Seafari” for all nature lovers with seals, blue heron, an occasional whale, and other coastal wildlife along the way.

Monhegan Island Ferry Service

Distance from Portland, ME: 1 hr & 20 mins

Price: Adults – $25.50 • Youth (2-12) – $25.50

Duration: 1 – 1 hr & 15 minutes

Enjoy the beautiful waters and scenery of Bristol with our ferry services between New Harbor and Monhegan Island!

Land and Sea Duck Tour Historic Adventure

• Explore Portland, Maine by land and sea on this hybrid sightseeing adventure
• See Fort Gorges, Breakwater Lighthouse, Victoria Mansion, and the Old Port
• Learn about Portland along the way from from your guide's live narration
• Meet-up on bustling Commercial Street in Portland's must-see Old Port area
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• duck whistles sold separately ($3)
• 177 Commercial St, Portland, ME 04101, USA Check-in at the Maine Duck Tours desk inside The Blue Lobster Gifts and Apparel.
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Stroller accessible
• Near public transportation
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Most travelers can participate
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 36 travelers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
• You'll start at 177 Commercial St 177 Commercial St, Portland, ME 04101, USA Check-in at the Maine Duck Tours desk inside The Blue Lobster Gifts and Apparel. See address & details
• Pass by Commercial Street United States Custom House The First Parish Portland Unitarian Universalist Portland City Hall Congress Street The Wadsworth-Longfellow House Portland Museum of Art One Longfellow Square Victoria Mansion
• 1 Casco Bay Stop: 22 minutes Splashing in (don't worry you won't get wet), our time in Portland Harbor (Casco Bay) provides scenic views off the coast of the Portland peninsula and the Calendar Islands- including Peaks Island, Fort Gorges, Breakwater "Bug" Lighthouse, and Springpoint Breakwater Lighthouse. Keep your eyes open for lobster boats, harbor seals and a variety of native sea ducks too. Read more Pass by Old Port
• You'll return to the starting point

• H1501TNgeorgel 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles Typical duck tour minus If you like duck tours this is a typical one. Unfortunately, the participants are not given quackery. Also some of the land sites were missed Read more Written October 25, 2023
• mcgoodstein 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles A little disappointed We took a group of people on the Duck Tour, everyone was very excited as this had been rescheduled due to bad weather. Unfortunately it wasn't until we arrived that we were told the water part of the tour was cancelled apparently due to bad weather. So the land section was extended. Which was very good. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and the trip was very interesting, but everyone was a little disappointed about the boat ride. Read more Written October 18, 2023
• helenlY3770PN 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles Disappointing Experience My wife and I have taken a number of different Duck Tours. This one was si,liar with 2 differences. Firstly all the others gave us quakers. This one didn’t. This one skipped almost all the major sights in Portland. Read more Written October 17, 2023
• ricawagner 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Quack Quack tour Tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. We had an amazing day. I would recommend this tour for all ages. Read more Written October 14, 2023
• overthehillchow 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Duck tour Great tour guide, knowledgeable, good with personal attributes. Stayed on the water a little too long where there was nothing to see. Read more Written October 13, 2023
• fariechic5 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A fun and informative tour We were recommended to check out this and we really enjoyed going in the duck tour. We found it enjoyable, fun, and informative. Read more Written October 9, 2023
• obaid121212 0 contributions 2.0 of 5 bubbles Not much of site seeing Not much of sightseeing and lot of talking/ information overload. Started in a bus with a 2 min drive going into the water; stayed in the water floating while the tour guide kept talking about history and turned around after 50 min and back to the stop. Not worth it. You can read all that on google. Better to go around on your own and actually discover the city. Read more Written September 13, 2023
• Jenwith1N1973 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Tony "Ducks" is a great guide! It's not every day that you get to cruise the Casco Bay in an amphibious vehicle! Tony was an excellent tour guide -- didn't talk the whole time and when he did, he told funny stories and shared interesting facts. My family lives in Portland, and my mom was visiting from out of town -- we all enjoyed ourselves. Highly recommend that locals try this one too and see your town from a different perspective! Read more Written September 13, 2023
• gchalleran 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Fun time in Portland Maine We took our 5 yr old grandson on the duck boat we had as much fun as he did. Thank you so much for a informational tour! Read more Written September 11, 2023
• jonparrott725 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Don’t duck from this opportunity Our Maine Duck Tour was fabulous. The staff were helpful, informative, and kind. The tour was very well done. Everything was about making sure the customer had an enjoyable experience. We were in Portland six days. Do like we did, book this tour early in your stay. It will give you ideas of places to explore. Read more Written September 5, 2023
• Becci R 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great Tour! Knowledegable guide. outgoing personality, taking our pictures with our camera phone was a nice touch. Read more Written August 28, 2023
• adelea824 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic Super fun, very interactive, fun for all ages My family took this tour in Boston as well, and we loved it. We were super excited to see that it was in main when we came as well… very informative tour, tour guide knew his facts ! Read more Written August 28, 2023
• Q4928OUmelissaf 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Still quacking about this tour Such a fun time on the duck boat! Our guide was very knowledgeable and had a lot of interesting facts to share. Everyone enjoyed this tour! Read more Written August 25, 2023
• Patrick6401 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great Way to See Portland First visit to Portland. Spent the first day walking the city but thought a tour would be a nice way to see more. We chose the duck tour because, well, it's a duck tour. The tour guide Tony was great - full of energy and information. Lots of quacking. We had a beautiful day so we enjoyed a leisurely ride through the bay off the East Prom park and had an informative ride through parts of the city. A nice way to relax and let someone else show you around. Would recommend this. Read more Written August 22, 2023
• 743jamiek 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Great way to see Portland We really enjoyed the tour and was a great way to see the Portland highlights. It worked out well for out family, including the teens. Read more Written August 21, 2023

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Portland Discovery Land & Sea Tours

Portland Discovery Land & Sea Tours specializes in narrated sightseeing tours of Portland and Casco Bay. Our open-air trolleys and classic boats provide the perfect way to see the best of Portland, Maine by both land and sea! In addition to a regular schedule of cruises and city tours from May to October, we also offer private charters on both the trolleys and the boats.

• Address P.O. Box 68 Portland, Maine 04112
• Phone (207) 774-0808
• Website www.portlanddiscovery.com

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Land & Sea Historical Tour of Portland and Casco Bay

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• Info Early Bird Price: $2 discount for all except WEE ONES. Only for 10am tours and only for booking online

On our history and sightseeing tour, we’ll travel aboard a modern land & sea vehicle to explore many different points of interest. Climb aboard as we twist n’ turn through the historic city of Portland, Maine and without skipping a beat, we splash (you will not get wet) into beautiful Casco Bay! We operate Maine’s only modern land and sea vehicle that can show you Portland by land and water without ever leaving your seat.

This is a fully narrated 60-minute tour that is perfect for all ages. All seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.

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• All customers must check-in at 177 Commercial St (look for The Blue Lobster Gifts’ blue awning), Portland, ME 04101.  Tours depart directly across the street from here.
• Please arrive for check-in 30 minutes prior to your tour time, boarding begins 15 minutes prior
• Plan ahead to find parking – See our Contact and Directions page for parking suggestions
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Tour highlights include the following (routes vary)

• Victoria Mansion
• Narrow Gauge Railroad
• Portland Observatory
• Fort Gorges
• Longfellow Home
• Eastern Promenade
• The working waterfront
• Portland Headlight
• Spring Point Lighthouse
• Breakwater Light
• Arts District
• Portland Museum of Art
• Harbor seals
• Calendar Islands
• Restaurants & shops to visit and more!
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*What is a “Duck” boat?**

This vehicle is able to drive on land and also motor in the water! It’s a bus…It’s a boat….. It’s the “Duck” boat!!

*What kind of “duck” is the Maine Duck?

M/V Bufflehead is a custom built, US Coast Guard approved amphibious vessel that was built right here in the state of Maine in 2005. It is 38′ long, 12’2″ tall, and has a 175 horsepower turbo charged Diesel engine.

*Do the Ducks run in the rain?

The Maine Duck will operate in moderate rain and weather conditions. The top and sides can be covered as rain passes by.

*Do I need to buy tickets for babies?

Yes, due to Coast Guard regulations, all passengers must purchase a ticket for a total head count.

*Can pregnant women come on the tour?

Pregnant women should attend at their discretion. The ride can be a tad bumpy, so please consult with a doctor beforehand if you have any concerns.

*Will I get wet on the tour?

No, you shouldn’t get wet while on the water (unless there is a little rain).

*Can I bring food and drink on board?

Yes, but no alcohol is allowed on our public tours.

*Is there assigned seating on the tour?

All seating is first come, first served.

*Can I bring a stroller on board?*

We will happily store trollers (and wheelchairs) at the duck stop which is monitored throughout the duration of the tour. Keep in mind that the Maine Duck is not responsible for these or any personal items.

*Is there a bathroom on board?

There are NO facilities on board. Please make a stop before you board your tour. There will be public restrooms available within two blocks of our meeting spot and we can direct you to them!

*Is there parking nearby?

Yes, there are parking meters on street and several parking garages nearby.  See our Contact and Directions page.

*Can I book a private tour or charter?

Yes, we offer private charters. There are also discounted rates available for groups of 20 or more people.

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*Can I bring a stroller on board?

*Is the tour handicapped accessible?

The Maine Duck has nine steps to board. If you have limited mobility and are able to climb aboard, with the help of our crew, we will store wheelchairs at the Duck Stop.

* Parking See our Contact and Directions page

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Portland Land & Sea Adventure

Portland’s Land and Sea Adventure allows you to combine a Lighthouse Lovers Cruise and Portland City Tour with time to enjoy lunch and shopping inbetween!!

In Portland you will find several minor league sports franchises, dozens of galleries, a gorgeous theatre, a working waterfront, and the Old Port. The Old Port features boutiques, historic sites, museums, and some of the best restaurants in New England.

Portland’s charms are known worldwide. Let Downeaster Travel Packages introduce you to all that this amazing Northeastern city has to offer. This package is perfect for a romantic weekend getaway or a fun trip with the family.

Let Downeaster Packages customize the perfect getaway for you.

OVERNIGHT PACKAGE INCLUDES:

• Round-trip transportation on the Amtrak Downeaster
• Round-trip Amtrak station transfers
• Two-night stay in Portland (hotel options available)
• Portland Trolley City Tour
• Portland Harbor Lighthouse Lovers Cruise

Clarion Portland

Welcome to the Clarion Hotel in Portland, Maine! Guests staying at our Portland Hotel can enjoy the services, amenities, and look of an upscale hotel at an affordable price!

Hyatt Place Portland-Old Port

Hyatt Place Portland-Old Port is a hotel like no other in the country.

Portland Regency Hotel

This luxurious boutique hotel is located in the heart of the historic Old Port district on Portland’s restored waterfront

Canopy by Hilton Portland Waterfront Hotel

Located on Portland, Maine’s waterfront with amazing views from the rooftop bar!

Chebeague Island Inn

Classic Maine hospitality awaits at Chebeague Island Inn, a beautifully restored 1920’s Greek Revival-style boutique hotel situated on one of Maine’s most picturesque islands just north of Portland’s downtown

**Overnight rates are per person based on Double occupancy and are subject to availability at the time of booking. Package prices above based on travel in May but might vary slightly. Hotel rates increase in July AND increase on weekends.  Sunday – Thursday travel gives you the best value during high season and most seasons in Portland.

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Land and Sea Tours

Enjoy a $4.00 discount per person when you combine any trolley tour with any cruise.

Simply choose a cruise time and combine it with one of our trolley tours for a fabulous land and sea adventure!

Take the tours in any way that fits your schedule, just be sure that when you choose your times that the boat tour and city tour times don’t overlap. For example, many people will choose the 10am Portland City and Lighthouse Tour and enjoy lunch and shopping in the Old Port before boarding an afternoon cruise! Be sure to choose a “package” for discounted combo pricing!

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Portland, Maine Historic Fort & Lighthouse Tours

Family friendly civil war fort tours, maine’s iconic lighthouses tour, and 21+ sunset cruises. a local craft beer, canned cocktail, or wine is included for every guest.

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Fort Tour on a Private Island

Casco Bay’s stone fortresses are captivating characters in the story of Maine history. For the first time, SeaPortland is bringing you to the historic site Fort Scammel via the Elizabeth Grace . Join us for a boat tour no other Portland harbor tour company can offer.    

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Sunset Lighthouse Harbor Cruise

 There is nothing quite like a Maine sunset, especially from the water . Aboard the Elizabeth Grace , with local craft beers in hand, we will take you on a stunning journey through the waters of Casco Bay. Don’t miss this tour!

Scenic Lighthouse Harbor Tour

This epic tour is the best way to take in the historic lighthouses, stone forts, and rocky islands that make Casco Bay a world-renowned destination.

SeaPortland brings you straight into the heart of authentic Maine.

Aboard the Elizabeth Grace and other vessels in our fleet, we show you the parts of Casco Bay unseen by most. We provide experiences that strike at the heart of what makes this part of the world so magical.

Join us for boat tours of previously unexplored early nineteenth-century forts. Bathe in the warm lights of a summer sunset over the water. Breathe in the ocean air while viewing Maine’s famous lighthouses. Toast local craft beverages. What could be better?

Join us for a tour today.

• Chevron down Is there a head (bathroom) on the boat?

There is no bathroom on board the boat. We highly recommend using the facilities before boarding.If you are on the Private Island Fort Tour there is a bathroom on the island.

• Chevron down Can I purchase more drinks on the boat?

No, this is a sightseeing/historical focused tour that happens to include one drink (Fort Tour) or two drinks (Lighthouse and Sunset cruise). If we catch a group trying to sneak more drinks we will end the tour immediately for those in the party.

• Chevron down Should I tip the crew?

Yes. The boat crew is there to help keep you safe and to tell you about the sights in the harbor. They work hard to make it a great experience. Treat them with respect and listen to them. The crew will split tips and for those wondering 20% is the common amount.

• Chevron down Can we bring our own alcohol on board?

No, we have our own license that prohibits guests from bringing their own alcohol on the boat.

• Chevron down Can we bring food on board?

Yes, feel free to bring food on board. We just ask that you also take any trash away with you as well.

• Chevron down Do we have to be 21 to take a tour?

Yes for our Lighthouse and Sunset Tour you must be 21. If you want to book a private charter please contact us and we can work with you if you have people in the group under 21. For our Fort Tour it is great for all ages.

• Chevron down What should I wear?

Dress appropriately for the weather. We will have a canopy which will protect you from direct sunlight and rain, however it can be significantly cooler out on the water so we recommend bringing a jacket. On the Fort Tour we highly encourage closed toed shoes.

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Street parking has a maximum of 2 hours. Many lots are privately owned, and most of those are managed by a professional parking company. There are a couple of lots very close to the departure location, and an interactive map of parking options close by can be found here at Parkopedia . 20 Custom House Wharf – There is a small pay by the hour lot at our point of departure. This is first come first serve.

• Ocean Gateway city lot – 2 Commercial St, Portland. (Seasonal: April through October) $15.00 per 24 hour period. Pay at the kiosk or through the Passport App with a credit card and display the receipt face up inside on the vehicle’s front dashboard.
• Hub Furniture private lot – 291 Fore St, Portland (typically no more than $15/day)
• Simba Parking private lot – 216 Fore St, Portland (typically no more than $15/day)
• Fore Street Parking Garage – 427 Fore Street, Portland
• Fisherman’s Wharf private lot – 202 Commercial Street, Portland
• Custom House Parking Garage – 25 Pearl Street, Portland
• Chevron down Will the tour get cancelled?

Our tours run rain or shine as long as wind and sea conditions are deemed by the captain to be safe. The Elizabeth Grace is set up to keep guests sheltered in case of wet or windy weather. We watch the weather forecasts closely, and if we are concerned conditions will not be favorable or safe, we will contact you ahead of time. This is New England and weather changes quickly so sometimes this can happen right before the tour.

We may also have to cancel if we do not meet our minimum requirement to operate. Again we will be in touch with you to discuss options.

• Chevron down What is your Cancellation Policy?

We operate rain, shine, as long as the waters are safe and we have met our minimum number of guests to operate the tour.

All ticket sales are **final.** Tours cannot be exchanged, rescheduled, or refunded. But life happens! We offer ticket insurance for public tours which allows you to cancel or reschedule your tour with at least 24 hours’ notice, and we will reschedule or reimburse you for your full tour ticket price (minus ticketing fee and insurance fee).

**Private Tours:** Cancellation of a private tour for any reason 5 days or more (120 hours or more before tour start time) will result in the forfeiture of the full non-refundable deposit amount. Cancellations of private tours for any reason under 5 days will result in the agreed amount of the full tour charged to the booking party.

Things to Do in Portland Maine With Kids

P ortland, Maine, located a little more than 2 hours north of Boston, is known for its beautiful waterfront views and delicious food. However, Portland Maine is also a kid-friendly destination, with museums, waterfront activities, and other things kids will enjoy.

Because of its proximity to our home, we typically visit Portland once or twice a year and always find so many things to do. Here are some of the best things to do in Portland Maine with kids.

Disclosure: I had the opportunity to experience a few of these things at no cost as part of the Women in Travel Summit. We’ve also been to Portland numerous times and paid our own way. All opinions are my own. 

Top Things to Do in Portland Maine with Kids

Portland museum of art.

I probably wouldn’t visit with very little kids, but the Portland Museum of Art is a wonderful place to visit with older kids. This museum, located right in the Arts District of Portland, showcases artwork from notable artists such as Monet, Winslow Homer, Renoir, and Degas. The Portland Museum of Art museum offers a gift shop, cafe, kids’ activities, and a separate tour of the Winslow Homer Studio. 

Every Friday evening, from 4-8 pm, the museum has free admission. This would be a great way to check out the museum without spending anything. That way, if your kids don’t love it, you’ll be able to leave. 

The first time I visited this museum, my kids were in middle school. They still enjoyed visiting it, although we didn’t spend a ton of time there. It’s a nice introductory art museum.

Note that the Portland Museum of Art doesn’t have a dedicated parking lot or garage. So, if you are driving there, you’ll need to park in a local garage.

Children’s Museum and Theatre of Maine

This museum, which relocated in 2021 to Thompson’s Point, is the perfect place to visit with little kids. I checked out the original location adjacent to the Portland Museum of Art and was impressed with all of the hands-on exhibits. There’s plenty to keep kids occupied, and I know my kids would have loved it when they were younger.

It’s best for younger kids. In addition to the indoor interactive exhibits, there is also an outdoor exhibit area and playspace. This would be a great way to get kids outside and get some energy out.

The museum recommends that you consider bringing along a second set of clothes during your visit because there are plenty of opportunities to get wet and messy. If you are staying in a nearby Portland Maine hotel , you can probably just go back to your room to change, however. 

Parking is available in Thompson’s Point. However, it isn’t complimentary, and you’ll need to pay 24 hours a day.

Casco Bay Lines

Casco Bay Lines operates ferries 365 days a year, so you can ride even if you visit Portland in the winter. There are a lot of tour/ferry options from the Portland harbor, including the following:

• Mailboat runs (Little Diamond, Great Diamond, Long, Cliff, and Chebeague Islands) 
• Sunrise/sunset tours
• Bailey Island cruise (runs seasonally)
• Ferry to Peaks Island
• Little Diamond Island/Great Diamond Island ferry

Make reservations in advance by checking out their website . 

Despite being available all winter, the real treat is exploring the Portland waterfront in the warmer months. It’s a beautiful area.

Escape Room

During our most recent vacation in Portland, we were looking for a fun indoor activity. The Escape Room Portland is located on Congress Street, right in downtown Portland, and it was the perfect option for us.

Currently, the Escape Room offers four different rooms. Because we were new to Escape Rooms , they recommended the Pharoah’s Tomb room (which is no longer available). Other rooms include the Butcher’s Basement (probably not best for kids), the Lost City of the Jaguar King, the Blind Tiger Speakeasy, and World on Edge.

It was fully booked for the day we arrived, but luckily, we were able to make reservations for the following day. I’d recommend making a booking so you don’t have to worry. All the rooms are private so you won’t be sharing with another group.

We enjoyed our adventure in the Escape Room and would recommend it to other families.

Learn more about the Escape Room here .

Lucky Catch Cruises

Looking for a quintessential Maine experience? Lucky Catch cruises operate on Casco Bay, where you can go on a lobster boat for 80-90 minutes and learn how the process works.

These cruises are kid-friendly, and lobsters caught on the boat can be purchased at the wholesale rate. If you aren’t local, these lobsters can be brought to the nearby Portland Lobster Company located on Commercial Street. 

Learn more at the Lucky Catch Cruises website . 

Portland Head Light

Located at Fort Williams Park on Cape Elizabeth, the Portland Head Light is the most popular icon of the town. The beautiful lighthouse is worth the drive from downtown Portland – with gorgeous views that you won’t want to miss.

The lighthouse’s museum, located in the former Keepers’ Quarter, has a few things of interest to lighthouse enthusiasts. We typically visit when the museum is closed, but still enjoy taking photos around the fort and of the lighthouse. You can visit in all four seasons – around Christmas, the lighthouse is decorated with a wreath, like in my photo above. 

  Learn more about the lighthouse here . 

Peaks Island

Peaks Island is a quiet island located off the coast of Portland. Guests can visit via Casco Bay Cruises passenger ferry.

While there, you’ll see both rocky and sandy beaches, although only three are open to the public. It’s also a great place for walking and kayaking. From the island, you’ll have great views of Portland. 

Plan ahead, because it’s a quiet island, with a few restaurants and only one public restroom. This page on the Peaks Island website offers insider information about what you can expect to do and see there . 

Portland Observatory

This unique, lighthouse-looking tower is the last standing maritime signal tower in the United States. It’s open seasonally, and guests can enter and get a tour. It’s operated by Greater Portland Landmarks, who have other tours as well as a family walking tour appropriate for those aged 8 and up.

Portland Sea Dogs

Love baseball? Visit the Boston Red Sox AA affiliate, the Portland Sea Dogs, right in town. Like other minor league affiliate games, tickets for the Portland Sea Dogs are extremely affordable – averaging about $13 per ticket for great seats. Seeing a minor league game can be an affordable way to introduce your kids to the game of baseball without the major league ticket prices. 

The season usually runs from April to the beginning of September, and tickets can be purchased online. The park also offers concessions including craft beer and lobster popcorn so you can eat while you watch the game. I’d love to visit this season just for the lobster popcorn!

Maine Celtics (Red Claws)

If basketball is more your speed, you are in luck. Portland Maine is home to the Maine Celtics , an NBA G League team. Owned by the Boston Celtics, the Maine Celtics play at the Portland Expo Building. They were originally called the Maine Red Claws until a name change in 2021)

During our recent trip over December break, we tried to get tickets to the Red Claws. However, they were completely sold out. I’d recommend buying tickets in advance if you want to see them play.

In season, Duck Tours can be a great way to experience Portland by land and sea. These popular tours run for about 60 minutes and do sell out in advance. Seating is first-come, first-served, so you’ll want to arrive at your specific time early. 

The Land and Sea Historical Tour stops by many of the most popular attractions in Portland. These include the Portland Headlight, Portland Observatory, the Arts District, the Portland Museum of Art, and Fort Gorges. These tours are operated seasonally.

My daughter and I love shopping when we travel, and Portland Maine is great for shopping . We like walking along Fore Street and Commercial Street, where there are several fun shops including the Black Dog, Cool as a Moose, Mexicali Blues , and many individual boutiques. 

Portland is known for its delicious food – from lobster rolls to potato donuts. There are very few chain restaurants in town (and those mostly are local chains), but you’ll find tons of fantastic restaurants. It’s worth doing some research in advance and making reservations where possible, because many of these restaurants are popular, with limited seating.

Popular restaurants in Portland Maine include:

• The Holy Donut (where you can get delicious donuts made with potatoes)
• HiFi (another delicious donut option with more traditional donuts)
• Highroller Lobster (get those aforementioned lobster rolls, plus lobster tacos, crabmeat rolls, and more)
• Duckfat (Belgian-style fries, sandwiches, donut holes, milkshakes)
• Eventide Oyster
• Public Market House (food stalls)
• Slab pizzeria
• Flatbread Pizza Company
• Portland Lobster Company
• Taco Escobarr
• UNION (in the Press Hotel, delicious breakfast)

Road Trips from Portland

Right near Portland, you’ll find several fabulous locations for a quick road trip.

Freeport, Maine : The home of LL Bean offers numerous outlets, the LL Bean flagship store (open 24×7), and Wolfe’s Neck Farm and State Park. We typically stay in Portland and then drive into Freeport for the day. 

Nubble Lighthouse: If you love visiting lighthouses, you’ll want to make a stop in York Maine. The beautiful Nubble Lighthouse is a must-see.

Old Orchard Beach, Maine: This beach town is home to the Palace Playland waterfront park, the Old Orchard Beach Pier, and the actual beach. It’s located about a half hour from Portland. 

Kittery, Maine : This town over the New Hampshire border offers outlet shopping, an adventure park, a popular bulk candy shop, and more. 

Portsmouth, NH: Right over the border from Kittery Maine is Portsmouth New Hampshire. There you’ll find a charming waterfront town and Water Country water park. It’s about an hour from Portland. 

Saco, Maine: In Saco, you’ll find Funtown USA and Splashtown USA, an amusement park and water park. Funtown is home to Maine’s only wooden roller coaster, as well as the largest flume ride in New England. The parks are open seasonally, starting in mid-May for Funtown, and mid-June for Splashtown. 

Gray, Maine: Visit the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray, Maine, about 40 minutes from Portland. This park, operated by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, is home to wild animals that can’t be returned to the wild for various reasons. Some of the wildlife here include coyotes, bald eagles, gray foxes, bobcats, and moose. Bring along quarters so you can purchase food to feed some of the animals.  

Wondering where to stay in Portland Maine? Read our hotel suggestions here . 

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The Best Places to Stay in Portland, Maine

By Nicole Kliest

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Close your eyes and picture a summer setting—and if it includes the sights, sounds, and smells of the sea coupled with al fresco meals and sun-drenched activities, take this as your sign to book a trip to Portland, Maine. This coastal city is beloved for its Old Port and storybook lighthouses, and while lobster rolls and clam chowder are famously on offer, the food scene is diverse and thriving, so be sure to swing by a couple of food trucks while in town and don’t miss out on the craft beer scene, either.

Whether you spend your days at sea on a whale-watching tour or strolling through the maze of picturesque cobblestone streets, booking a charming home base for your getaway is a must. Ahead, explore the best places to stay while in Portland, Maine, from quaint bed and breakfasts to boutique hotels housed in historic buildings.

Longfellow Hotel

This 48-room Small Luxury Hotels of the World property finally opens its doors this summer in Portland’s historic West End. It’s the first independent, full-service hotel to open in the city in two decades and is owned and operated by Uncommon Hospitality , with design by Post Company . The hotel’s food and beverage amenities will include wellness-focused Twinflower Café and a European-style lobby bar named Five of Clubs. The spa, Astraea, will be a particular highlight with private infrared sauna rooms and experiences tailored toward massage and meditation. Longfellow will also offer a complimentary house car that can provide guest transportation into the Old Port—a must when visiting.

Amenities: Restaurant, spa, bar, bicycle rentals

Address: 754 Congress St, Portland, ME, 04102

The Blind Tiger

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Arranged across a pair of renovated 19th-century homes in the West End, this boutique property blends the coziness of a guest house with the amenities of a discerning hotel. Blind Tiger on Danforth is set in a Federal-style mansion house, while Blind Tiger on Carleton occupies an 1869 Victorian townhouse. The rooms are decorated with local artwork, vintage furniture pieces, and layers of decor accents collected over time, adding to the nostalgic feel. While here, be sure to borrow the property’s picnic blanket and baskets for a day in the sun, or head for the historic speakeasy turned billiard room for an after-dinner tipple.

Amenities: Breakfast, billiards, fitness center, on-site parking

Address: 163 Danforth Street, Portland, ME 04102

Black Point Inn

This beachfront hotel is located a few minutes from Portland proper in the Prouts Neck area, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on three sides. The property was originally built in 1878, and now offers 25 rooms and suites, each with individual furnishings and design schemes. There are several areas for guests to sprawl out, from the Sun Porch (stocked with games and books) to the Legendary Cliff Walk (a 1.75-mile trek that winds along the shoreline). Bikes, kayaks, and a pool are also among the offerings, as well as The Chart Room, the hotel’s main restaurant with breathtaking food and locally sourced cuisine.

Amenities: Restaurant, fitness center, tennis courts, private beach, swimming pool

Address: 510 Black Point Road, Scarborough, ME 04074

The Press Hotel

Housed in the historic headquarters of the Portland Press Herald , this Autograph Collection hotel spills across seven different floors with nods to the building’s history (think typewriters and printing press motifs). Even the rooms and suites take design cues from the newspaper; each one comes with a vintage-style ‘journalist’ desk, wood floors, herringbone area rugs, and local artwork. The hotel’s Union restaurant is hyper-focused on sourcing local ingredients from land to sea, including honey harvested on their very own rooftop.

Amenities: Restaurant, bar, fitness center, airport shuttle

Address: 119 Exchange Street, Portland, ME 04101

Inn by the Sea

A picturesque oceanfront resort merely a few minutes from Portland, the Inn by the Sea is quintessential Maine. Book one of the property’s Beach Suites to enjoy an outdoor patio and deck overlooking the water, and be sure to begin each morning with a peaceful stroll along the mile of sandy beach. The hotel’s restaurant, Sea Glass, offers an afternoon tea service complete with a lobster roll and front-row views of the sparkling Atlantic Ocean.

Amenities: Restaurant, bar, swimming pool, fitness center, spa, private beach

Address: 40 Bowery Beach Road, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107

Pomegranate Inn

Vibrant and eccentric, this bed and breakfast is a celebration of color and print. It’s housed within an 1884-era building and each room flaunts unique qualities, such as fireplaces with intricate hearths, large windows, and painted murals. And because this is a B&B, expect a lovely breakfast each morning consisting of fresh bites such as an egg and asparagus scramble served with fresh pastries and coffee.

Amenities: Breakfast, fireplaces, pet-friendly

Address: 49 Neal Street Portland, ME 04102

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Bread and bagels at The Works Cafe in downtown Portland. Photo by Aimsel Ponti

From New York-style boiled bagels to Montreal-inspired wood-fired ones, there’s lots of great bagels in southern Maine and several shops have the accolades to back that up.

In 2023, Bon Appetit named bagels from Rose Foods and Rover Bagel among the best in the country.

Two years before that,  Food & Wine Magazine put Rover, Forage and Scratch Baking Co. on its list of best bagels in the U.S.

Whether you like yours toasted with cream cheese or as the bread for your breakfast sandwich, you can find plenty of styles and flavors from Biddeford to Brunswick.

BEACH BAGELS

The offerings at Beach Bagels include a French toast and marble bagel, and the cream cheese menu comprises spreads like strawberry, olive and honey walnut. Along with breakfast sandwiches, Beach Bagels has hearty breakfast options like omelets and pancakes. Best of all, you’re steps away from a beach stroll. Just don’t let the seagulls steal your bagel. Advertisement

WHEN: 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily WHERE: 34 Old Orchard St., Old Orchard Beach. beachbagels.yolasite.com ______________

Dutchman’s opened in 2022 as a pop-up housed at Nomad pizza in Brunswick’s Fort Andross building. It’s since become a permanent fixture there and uses the pizzeria’s wood-fired ovens to bake its bagels. The hand-shaped, honey-boiled bagels come in plain, roasted garlic, poppy and a bagel-of-the-day flavor.

WHEN: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday to Sunday WHERE: Fort Andross, 14 Maine St., Brunswick. dutchmans.me ______________

FORAGE MARKET

Making bagels at Forage Market involves a two-day aging process. The bagels are naturally leavened with wild yeast starter and baked next to a hardwood fire. There are usually five flavors available, including sesame and garlic. Breakfast sandwiches (including vegan options) are available. Forage also has a location in Lewiston. Advertisement

WHEN: 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday WHERE: 123 Washington Ave., Portland. foragemarket.com _____________

MISTER BAGEL

There are 10 or so Mister Bagel locations in Maine, including South Portland and Falmouth. It all began with the Portland location, which was the first bagel shop to open in Maine. The late Rick Hartglass started Mister Bagel in 1977, and it is still a family business. Music fans will appreciate the breakfast sandwich menu, which includes The David Bowie (bacon, egg and American cheese), the Jimmy Buffett (egg with roast beef and cheddar) and The Lady Gaga (avocado, salt and pepper, with or without egg).

WHEN: 6:30 a.m. to noon Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to noon Saturday and Sunday WHERE: 599 Forest Ave., Portland. misterbagelforestave.com ______________

At Rose Foods, the menu varies depending on the day, but there are usually six to eight flavors available. For example, should you pop in on a Friday, you’ll find a poppy and onion bialy (a cousin of the bagel that is not boiled). Rose Foods also makes a number of bagel sandwiches, including the Classic Nova with Nova lox and the Classic Whitefish. Advertisement

WHEN: 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily WHERE: 428 Forest Ave., Portland. rosefoods.me

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ROVER BAGEL

At Rover Bagel, you’ll find wood-fired plain, poppy, sea salt, sesame and everything bagels available most of the time, and the spread game here is strong with cream cheese options like lemon-thyme-honey cream and chili-garlic.

WHEN: 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon Sunday WHERE: 10 West Point Lane Suite 10-204, Biddeford (Pepperell Mill). roverbagel.com

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SCRATCH BAKING CO.

You haven’t lived until you’ve experienced the line of devoted fans waiting for Scratch Baking Co. to open, especially on weekend mornings. Along with the popular Maine sea salt, plain and other everyday flavors, Scratch has a daily special bagel. There’s honeyed rosemary on Wednesday and jalapeno cheddar on Thursday. Scratch is also famous, at least to locals, for its P-Cheese spread. It’s a pimento cheese recipe made with cheddar, mayo, roasted red peppers and seasoning and was passed down to co-owner and head baker Allison Reid by her grandmother, Mern.

WHEN: 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday to Saturday, 7 a.m. to noon Sunday WHERE: 416 Preble St., South Portland. scratchbakingco.com ___________

THE MAINE BAGEL

The Maine Bagel is a drive-thru with several breakfast and other kinds of sandwiches available. With a bagel list that features egg and bialy among the standards, the family-owned spot is the perfect place to stop on your way to Pine Point Beach. The Maine Bagel really shines with a dozen kinds of cream cheese spreads, including raisin-walnut, lox, strawberry, cranberry-nut and bacon-chive.

WHEN: 6:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. WHERE: 117 Route 1, Scarborough. themainebagel.com Advertisement

THE WORKS CAFE

The Works Cafe is an institution on the edge of the Portland’s Old Port. It opened in 1990 as Bagel Works before it changed its name in 2002. The original shop in this regional chain opened in Manchester, Vermont, in 1988, and there are 11 locations around New England, though just the one in Maine. Gone are the ’90s-era banana-walnut bagels and cold pizza cream cheese, but The Works Cafe is still a reliable place to grab a salt, multigrain or cinnamon raisin bagel, among others. The menu also has bowls, sandwiches and smoothies.

WHEN: 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily WHERE: 15 Temple St., Portland. workscafe.com

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