Windjammer Classic Sunset Sail

Overview

Maine sunsets are best appreciated from the water aboard the romantic Appledore II! This tall ship is limited to 49 passengers for an intimate sailing experience. She is a modern windjammer with luxurious accommodations and plenty of seating. The wide decks allow you to walk around with ease and take in all of the gorgeous sunset views.

City: Camden

Sat 16 Nov

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Starting at $64.95

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Sat 16 Nov

Starting at $64.95

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Sunset cruise

Additional Info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Minimum drinking age is 21 years

What To Expect

Camden Harbor Park and Amphitheatre

Your sunset sailing cruise departs from Bayview Landing, at the heart of Camden Harbor. Mariners consider Camden Harbor one of the most beautiful harbors in New England, framed by the mountains greeting the sea. Feel the sense of adventure as the crew hoists the sails. Participate in this age-old tradition by joining in and help raise the sails. Take a turn at the wheel and feel the exhilaration of captaining a traditional wooden ship.

Schooner Appledore II Windjammer Cruise

The Appledore II was hand-built in 1978 at the Gamage Shipyard in Maine in the finest shipbuilding tradition. She proved her seaworthiness by circumnavigating the globe. She continues to sail a 2,000 mile ocean voyage twice a year between her summer home of Camden, Maine and winter home of tropical Key West, Florida.

Curtis Island Light

Your Downeast Maine boat tour takes you past Curtis Island Light, helping navigate seafarers since 1836, and into Penobscot Bay. As we sail along the rugged coastline, take in the majestic mountains, only one of two places along the Atlantic seaboard where the mountains drop off into the ocean. With the painted sky as your exquisite backdrop, gaze at the magnificent mansions, historic inns and elegant yachts. Watch for porpoises, eagles and ospreys. Along the jagged rocks, look for seals and shorebirds, including guillernots, cousins to puffins.

Mount Battie

Quench your thirst with cocktails, beer, wine and soft drinks, all available for purchase during your sailing cruise. Gather close to your loved ones as the fiery sun sets over Mount Battie and toast the end of an amazing day. Against the darkened sky, the blink of the Curtis Island Light guides us back home to Camden Harbor.

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Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (194)

Edwin C

Aug 2019

My wife isn't overly fond of boats so she was leary to say the least. There were some thunderstorms in the area but off a ways. They waited a little extra time to see what the weather was going to do and then gave everyone the option to cancel. A few did. The weather turned out to be great. Beautiful sunset, entertaining and accomidating crew. All in all it was an evening to remember.

T B

Aug 2019

What a wonderful way to experience the coast of Camden. Gus, our captain, was delightful and made the trip informative and fun.

Marianne D

Jul 2019

Had a beautiful sunset sail. It is a very relaxing cruise. The crew point a few sites out in the beginning and then allow you to enjoy in relative quiet. The for-purchase drinks were very good. I had a five year old with me. If your kids will sit still, it’s ok... otherwise, probably not a good idea to take them. The deck gets slippery and the crew is about setting sails and delivering drinks. Very little wiggle room. There are blankets for use. Smart to dress appropriately... hot on shore, cool at sea. Use bathroom on shore before the cruise. The onboard facility is boat-sized and down a steep ladder. Enjoyed the cruise and would do it again.