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Mid Coast Maine is dotted with quaint sea-side villages, picturesque
harbors, rugged peninsulas, lighthouses, panoramic vistas, and
overall beauty. It's what you've always imagined it would be, and
more! Routes 1 and 95 will take you through the Mid Coast area,
offering miles of shoreline with safe harbors, scores of islands,
and quiet, protected bays filled with lobster and sail boats. It's
famous for windjammer sailing cruises where you can set sail
on a tall ship and experience for yourself, the beauty of the coast
of Maine.
Lobsters, Lobsters, Lobsters! Where else, but Maine, can you get
fresh-off-the-boat lobster, served right to your table? Everything
from seafood to international dining, artists' studios to galleries
and boutiques to antiques. Landlubber and seafaring activities
include island hopping aboard ferries, whale and puffin watching
excursions, hiking, sea kayaking, concerts and good ole' Maine
country fairs.
A visit to this region can be whatever you want it to be. If you're
looking for a place to dine, rest or play, Mid Coast is a must stop
along the way, just follow Route 1 up the coastline to Bucksport
and beyond.
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