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Seven Portland Lighthouses Tour

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As we cruise the waters around Portland Harbor we will make stops at Portland Breakwater Light, Spring Point Light and Ram Island Ledge Light before stopping at Maine’s oldest and most iconic lighthouse, Portland Headlight. This historic beacon, with its striking architecture and stark coastal backdrop, is a sight to behold from the perspective of the Atlantic Ocean as seafarers have done for more than 200 years. After photos and information about this iconic lighthouse, we continue the ride along the rocky shores of Cape Elizabeth to Two Lights State Park, whose twin lighthouses perch atop dramatic cliffs.

Our best chance for wildlife comes during the next leg of the ride as we cruise open waters to Halfway Rock Lighthouse, a true maritime relic. Standing proudly on a remote ledge in the open ocean, it has guided mariners through thick fog and turbulent waters for over a century. Seals are often found hanging on the rocks and feeding in the nutrient-rich waters.
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  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • We stay at each lighthouse for approximately 10 minutes and the remaining tour time as an amazing boat ride between the lighthouses.
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1
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, also known as Bug Light, is a charming historic landmark nestled in South Portland, Maine, offering a delightful destination for tourists. Built in 1875, this iconic lighthouse served as a beacon for ships navigating the waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Today, visitors can admire its picturesque red, octagonal tower and stunning waterfront views, making it a perfect spot for sightseeing and photography. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Portland Breakwater Lighthouse promises a memorable experience for all who visit. While you can visit Bug Light, its true beauty can really be seen from the ocean.
2
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, located in South Portland, Maine, is a captivating historic landmark that beckons tourists with its rich maritime history and stunning coastal views. Built in 1897, this rugged lighthouse stands at the end of a massive granite breakwater, offering a unique glimpse into Maine's seafaring past. Visitors can explore the lighthouse's sturdy tower and learn about its role in guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay.
3
Ram Island Ledge Light
Ram Island Ledge Light, situated off the coast of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that offers tourists a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the region. Constructed in 1905, this rugged lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop, serving as a vital navigational aid for ships entering Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Visitors can admire the lighthouse's distinctive granite tower and picturesque surroundings, providing a perfect backdrop for photography and exploration. While access to the lighthouse itself is limited, our boat tour offers a unique perspective on this iconic landmark.
4
Cape Elizabeth
Portland Head Light, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a historic lighthouse that beckons tourists with its picturesque setting and rich maritime history. Built in 1791, this iconic beacon is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage.
5
Two Lights State Park
Two Lights State Park, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a scenic coastal destination that offers tourists a perfect blend of natural beauty and historic charm. Named after the two iconic lighthouses that once stood on the rocky shores, the park provides breathtaking views of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The park's historic attractions include the remains of the two lighthouses, which serve as a reminder of Maine's rich maritime history.
6
Halfway Rock Lighthouse
Halfway Rock Lighthouse, perched on a rugged granite ledge in Casco Bay, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that beckons tourists with its remote beauty and rich maritime history. Built in 1871, this iconic lighthouse stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage, guiding ships through the treacherous waters of the bay. Accessible only by boat, Halfway Rock offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience Maine's coastal wilderness and witness the lighthouse's timeless allure up close. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Halfway Rock Lighthouse promises a memorable and enriching experience for all who venture to its remote shores. Halfway Rock is also home to many seals.
7
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, also known as Bug Light, is a charming historic landmark nestled in South Portland, Maine, offering a delightful destination for tourists. Built in 1875, this iconic lighthouse served as a beacon for ships navigating the waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Today, visitors can admire its picturesque red, octagonal tower and stunning waterfront views, making it a perfect spot for sightseeing and photography. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Portland Breakwater Lighthouse promises a memorable experience for all who visit. While you can visit Bug Light, its true beauty can really be seen from the ocean.
8
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, located in South Portland, Maine, is a captivating historic landmark that beckons tourists with its rich maritime history and stunning coastal views. Built in 1897, this rugged lighthouse stands at the end of a massive granite breakwater, offering a unique glimpse into Maine's seafaring past. Visitors can explore the lighthouse's sturdy tower and learn about its role in guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay.
9
Ram Island Ledge Light
Ram Island Ledge Light, situated off the coast of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that offers tourists a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the region. Constructed in 1905, this rugged lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop, serving as a vital navigational aid for ships entering Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Visitors can admire the lighthouse's distinctive granite tower and picturesque surroundings, providing a perfect backdrop for photography and exploration. While access to the lighthouse itself is limited, our boat tour offers a unique perspective on this iconic landmark.
10
Cape Elizabeth
Portland Head Light, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a historic lighthouse that beckons tourists with its picturesque setting and rich maritime history. Built in 1791, this iconic beacon is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage.
11
Two Lights State Park
Two Lights State Park, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a scenic coastal destination that offers tourists a perfect blend of natural beauty and historic charm. Named after the two iconic lighthouses that once stood on the rocky shores, the park provides breathtaking views of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The park's historic attractions include the remains of the two lighthouses, which serve as a reminder of Maine's rich maritime history.
12
Halfway Rock Lighthouse
Halfway Rock Lighthouse, perched on a rugged granite ledge in Casco Bay, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that beckons tourists with its remote beauty and rich maritime history. Built in 1871, this iconic lighthouse stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage, guiding ships through the treacherous waters of the bay. Accessible only by boat, Halfway Rock offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience Maine's coastal wilderness and witness the lighthouse's timeless allure up close. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Halfway Rock Lighthouse promises a memorable and enriching experience for all who venture to its remote shores. Halfway Rock is also home to many seals.
13
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, also known as Bug Light, is a charming historic landmark nestled in South Portland, Maine, offering a delightful destination for tourists. Built in 1875, this iconic lighthouse served as a beacon for ships navigating the waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Today, visitors can admire its picturesque red, octagonal tower and stunning waterfront views, making it a perfect spot for sightseeing and photography. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Portland Breakwater Lighthouse promises a memorable experience for all who visit. While you can visit Bug Light, its true beauty can really be seen from the ocean.
14
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, located in South Portland, Maine, is a captivating historic landmark that beckons tourists with its rich maritime history and stunning coastal views. Built in 1897, this rugged lighthouse stands at the end of a massive granite breakwater, offering a unique glimpse into Maine's seafaring past. Visitors can explore the lighthouse's sturdy tower and learn about its role in guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay.
15
Ram Island Ledge Light
Ram Island Ledge Light, situated off the coast of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that offers tourists a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the region. Constructed in 1905, this rugged lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop, serving as a vital navigational aid for ships entering Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Visitors can admire the lighthouse's distinctive granite tower and picturesque surroundings, providing a perfect backdrop for photography and exploration. While access to the lighthouse itself is limited, our boat tour offers a unique perspective on this iconic landmark.
16
Cape Elizabeth
Portland Head Light, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a historic lighthouse that beckons tourists with its picturesque setting and rich maritime history. Built in 1791, this iconic beacon is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage.
17
Two Lights State Park
Two Lights State Park, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a scenic coastal destination that offers tourists a perfect blend of natural beauty and historic charm. Named after the two iconic lighthouses that once stood on the rocky shores, the park provides breathtaking views of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The park's historic attractions include the remains of the two lighthouses, which serve as a reminder of Maine's rich maritime history.
18
Halfway Rock Lighthouse
Halfway Rock Lighthouse, perched on a rugged granite ledge in Casco Bay, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that beckons tourists with its remote beauty and rich maritime history. Built in 1871, this iconic lighthouse stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage, guiding ships through the treacherous waters of the bay. Accessible only by boat, Halfway Rock offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience Maine's coastal wilderness and witness the lighthouse's timeless allure up close. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Halfway Rock Lighthouse promises a memorable and enriching experience for all who venture to its remote shores. Halfway Rock is also home to many seals.
19
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, also known as Bug Light, is a charming historic landmark nestled in South Portland, Maine, offering a delightful destination for tourists. Built in 1875, this iconic lighthouse served as a beacon for ships navigating the waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Today, visitors can admire its picturesque red, octagonal tower and stunning waterfront views, making it a perfect spot for sightseeing and photography. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Portland Breakwater Lighthouse promises a memorable experience for all who visit. While you can visit Bug Light, its true beauty can really be seen from the ocean.
20
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, located in South Portland, Maine, is a captivating historic landmark that beckons tourists with its rich maritime history and stunning coastal views. Built in 1897, this rugged lighthouse stands at the end of a massive granite breakwater, offering a unique glimpse into Maine's seafaring past. Visitors can explore the lighthouse's sturdy tower and learn about its role in guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay.
21
Ram Island Ledge Light
Ram Island Ledge Light, situated off the coast of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that offers tourists a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the region. Constructed in 1905, this rugged lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop, serving as a vital navigational aid for ships entering Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Visitors can admire the lighthouse's distinctive granite tower and picturesque surroundings, providing a perfect backdrop for photography and exploration. While access to the lighthouse itself is limited, our boat tour offers a unique perspective on this iconic landmark.
22
Cape Elizabeth
Portland Head Light, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a historic lighthouse that beckons tourists with its picturesque setting and rich maritime history. Built in 1791, this iconic beacon is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage.
23
Two Lights State Park
Two Lights State Park, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a scenic coastal destination that offers tourists a perfect blend of natural beauty and historic charm. Named after the two iconic lighthouses that once stood on the rocky shores, the park provides breathtaking views of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The park's historic attractions include the remains of the two lighthouses, which serve as a reminder of Maine's rich maritime history.
24
Halfway Rock Lighthouse
Halfway Rock Lighthouse, perched on a rugged granite ledge in Casco Bay, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that beckons tourists with its remote beauty and rich maritime history. Built in 1871, this iconic lighthouse stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage, guiding ships through the treacherous waters of the bay. Accessible only by boat, Halfway Rock offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience Maine's coastal wilderness and witness the lighthouse's timeless allure up close. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Halfway Rock Lighthouse promises a memorable and enriching experience for all who venture to its remote shores. Halfway Rock is also home to many seals.
25
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, also known as Bug Light, is a charming historic landmark nestled in South Portland, Maine, offering a delightful destination for tourists. Built in 1875, this iconic lighthouse served as a beacon for ships navigating the waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Today, visitors can admire its picturesque red, octagonal tower and stunning waterfront views, making it a perfect spot for sightseeing and photography. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Portland Breakwater Lighthouse promises a memorable experience for all who visit. While you can visit Bug Light, its true beauty can really be seen from the ocean.
26
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, located in South Portland, Maine, is a captivating historic landmark that beckons tourists with its rich maritime history and stunning coastal views. Built in 1897, this rugged lighthouse stands at the end of a massive granite breakwater, offering a unique glimpse into Maine's seafaring past. Visitors can explore the lighthouse's sturdy tower and learn about its role in guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay.
27
Ram Island Ledge Light
Ram Island Ledge Light, situated off the coast of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that offers tourists a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the region. Constructed in 1905, this rugged lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop, serving as a vital navigational aid for ships entering Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Visitors can admire the lighthouse's distinctive granite tower and picturesque surroundings, providing a perfect backdrop for photography and exploration. While access to the lighthouse itself is limited, our boat tour offers a unique perspective on this iconic landmark.
28
Cape Elizabeth
Portland Head Light, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a historic lighthouse that beckons tourists with its picturesque setting and rich maritime history. Built in 1791, this iconic beacon is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage.
29
Two Lights State Park
Two Lights State Park, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a scenic coastal destination that offers tourists a perfect blend of natural beauty and historic charm. Named after the two iconic lighthouses that once stood on the rocky shores, the park provides breathtaking views of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The park's historic attractions include the remains of the two lighthouses, which serve as a reminder of Maine's rich maritime history.
30
Halfway Rock Lighthouse
Halfway Rock Lighthouse, perched on a rugged granite ledge in Casco Bay, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that beckons tourists with its remote beauty and rich maritime history. Built in 1871, this iconic lighthouse stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage, guiding ships through the treacherous waters of the bay. Accessible only by boat, Halfway Rock offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience Maine's coastal wilderness and witness the lighthouse's timeless allure up close. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Halfway Rock Lighthouse promises a memorable and enriching experience for all who venture to its remote shores. Halfway Rock is also home to many seals.
31
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, also known as Bug Light, is a charming historic landmark nestled in South Portland, Maine, offering a delightful destination for tourists. Built in 1875, this iconic lighthouse served as a beacon for ships navigating the waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Today, visitors can admire its picturesque red, octagonal tower and stunning waterfront views, making it a perfect spot for sightseeing and photography. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Portland Breakwater Lighthouse promises a memorable experience for all who visit. While you can visit Bug Light, its true beauty can really be seen from the ocean.
32
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, located in South Portland, Maine, is a captivating historic landmark that beckons tourists with its rich maritime history and stunning coastal views. Built in 1897, this rugged lighthouse stands at the end of a massive granite breakwater, offering a unique glimpse into Maine's seafaring past. Visitors can explore the lighthouse's sturdy tower and learn about its role in guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay.
33
Ram Island Ledge Light
Ram Island Ledge Light, situated off the coast of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that offers tourists a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the region. Constructed in 1905, this rugged lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop, serving as a vital navigational aid for ships entering Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Visitors can admire the lighthouse's distinctive granite tower and picturesque surroundings, providing a perfect backdrop for photography and exploration. While access to the lighthouse itself is limited, our boat tour offers a unique perspective on this iconic landmark.
34
Cape Elizabeth
Portland Head Light, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a historic lighthouse that beckons tourists with its picturesque setting and rich maritime history. Built in 1791, this iconic beacon is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage.
35
Two Lights State Park
Two Lights State Park, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a scenic coastal destination that offers tourists a perfect blend of natural beauty and historic charm. Named after the two iconic lighthouses that once stood on the rocky shores, the park provides breathtaking views of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The park's historic attractions include the remains of the two lighthouses, which serve as a reminder of Maine's rich maritime history.
36
Halfway Rock Lighthouse
Halfway Rock Lighthouse, perched on a rugged granite ledge in Casco Bay, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that beckons tourists with its remote beauty and rich maritime history. Built in 1871, this iconic lighthouse stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage, guiding ships through the treacherous waters of the bay. Accessible only by boat, Halfway Rock offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience Maine's coastal wilderness and witness the lighthouse's timeless allure up close. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Halfway Rock Lighthouse promises a memorable and enriching experience for all who venture to its remote shores. Halfway Rock is also home to many seals.
37
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, also known as Bug Light, is a charming historic landmark nestled in South Portland, Maine, offering a delightful destination for tourists. Built in 1875, this iconic lighthouse served as a beacon for ships navigating the waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Today, visitors can admire its picturesque red, octagonal tower and stunning waterfront views, making it a perfect spot for sightseeing and photography. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Portland Breakwater Lighthouse promises a memorable experience for all who visit. While you can visit Bug Light, its true beauty can really be seen from the ocean.
38
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, located in South Portland, Maine, is a captivating historic landmark that beckons tourists with its rich maritime history and stunning coastal views. Built in 1897, this rugged lighthouse stands at the end of a massive granite breakwater, offering a unique glimpse into Maine's seafaring past. Visitors can explore the lighthouse's sturdy tower and learn about its role in guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay.
39
Ram Island Ledge Light
Ram Island Ledge Light, situated off the coast of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that offers tourists a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the region. Constructed in 1905, this rugged lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop, serving as a vital navigational aid for ships entering Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Visitors can admire the lighthouse's distinctive granite tower and picturesque surroundings, providing a perfect backdrop for photography and exploration. While access to the lighthouse itself is limited, our boat tour offers a unique perspective on this iconic landmark.
40
Cape Elizabeth
Portland Head Light, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a historic lighthouse that beckons tourists with its picturesque setting and rich maritime history. Built in 1791, this iconic beacon is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage.
41
Two Lights State Park
Two Lights State Park, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a scenic coastal destination that offers tourists a perfect blend of natural beauty and historic charm. Named after the two iconic lighthouses that once stood on the rocky shores, the park provides breathtaking views of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The park's historic attractions include the remains of the two lighthouses, which serve as a reminder of Maine's rich maritime history.
42
Halfway Rock Lighthouse
Halfway Rock Lighthouse, perched on a rugged granite ledge in Casco Bay, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that beckons tourists with its remote beauty and rich maritime history. Built in 1871, this iconic lighthouse stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage, guiding ships through the treacherous waters of the bay. Accessible only by boat, Halfway Rock offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience Maine's coastal wilderness and witness the lighthouse's timeless allure up close. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Halfway Rock Lighthouse promises a memorable and enriching experience for all who venture to its remote shores. Halfway Rock is also home to many seals.
43
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, also known as Bug Light, is a charming historic landmark nestled in South Portland, Maine, offering a delightful destination for tourists. Built in 1875, this iconic lighthouse served as a beacon for ships navigating the waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Today, visitors can admire its picturesque red, octagonal tower and stunning waterfront views, making it a perfect spot for sightseeing and photography. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Portland Breakwater Lighthouse promises a memorable experience for all who visit. While you can visit Bug Light, its true beauty can really be seen from the ocean.
44
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, located in South Portland, Maine, is a captivating historic landmark that beckons tourists with its rich maritime history and stunning coastal views. Built in 1897, this rugged lighthouse stands at the end of a massive granite breakwater, offering a unique glimpse into Maine's seafaring past. Visitors can explore the lighthouse's sturdy tower and learn about its role in guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay.
45
Ram Island Ledge Light
Ram Island Ledge Light, situated off the coast of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that offers tourists a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the region. Constructed in 1905, this rugged lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop, serving as a vital navigational aid for ships entering Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Visitors can admire the lighthouse's distinctive granite tower and picturesque surroundings, providing a perfect backdrop for photography and exploration. While access to the lighthouse itself is limited, our boat tour offers a unique perspective on this iconic landmark.
46
Cape Elizabeth
Portland Head Light, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a historic lighthouse that beckons tourists with its picturesque setting and rich maritime history. Built in 1791, this iconic beacon is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage.
47
Two Lights State Park
Two Lights State Park, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a scenic coastal destination that offers tourists a perfect blend of natural beauty and historic charm. Named after the two iconic lighthouses that once stood on the rocky shores, the park provides breathtaking views of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The park's historic attractions include the remains of the two lighthouses, which serve as a reminder of Maine's rich maritime history.
48
Halfway Rock Lighthouse
Halfway Rock Lighthouse, perched on a rugged granite ledge in Casco Bay, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that beckons tourists with its remote beauty and rich maritime history. Built in 1871, this iconic lighthouse stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage, guiding ships through the treacherous waters of the bay. Accessible only by boat, Halfway Rock offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience Maine's coastal wilderness and witness the lighthouse's timeless allure up close. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Halfway Rock Lighthouse promises a memorable and enriching experience for all who venture to its remote shores. Halfway Rock is also home to many seals.
49
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, also known as Bug Light, is a charming historic landmark nestled in South Portland, Maine, offering a delightful destination for tourists. Built in 1875, this iconic lighthouse served as a beacon for ships navigating the waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Today, visitors can admire its picturesque red, octagonal tower and stunning waterfront views, making it a perfect spot for sightseeing and photography. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Portland Breakwater Lighthouse promises a memorable experience for all who visit. While you can visit Bug Light, its true beauty can really be seen from the ocean.
50
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, located in South Portland, Maine, is a captivating historic landmark that beckons tourists with its rich maritime history and stunning coastal views. Built in 1897, this rugged lighthouse stands at the end of a massive granite breakwater, offering a unique glimpse into Maine's seafaring past. Visitors can explore the lighthouse's sturdy tower and learn about its role in guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay.
51
Ram Island Ledge Light
Ram Island Ledge Light, situated off the coast of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that offers tourists a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the region. Constructed in 1905, this rugged lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop, serving as a vital navigational aid for ships entering Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Visitors can admire the lighthouse's distinctive granite tower and picturesque surroundings, providing a perfect backdrop for photography and exploration. While access to the lighthouse itself is limited, our boat tour offers a unique perspective on this iconic landmark.
52
Cape Elizabeth
Portland Head Light, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a historic lighthouse that beckons tourists with its picturesque setting and rich maritime history. Built in 1791, this iconic beacon is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage.
53
Two Lights State Park
Two Lights State Park, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a scenic coastal destination that offers tourists a perfect blend of natural beauty and historic charm. Named after the two iconic lighthouses that once stood on the rocky shores, the park provides breathtaking views of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The park's historic attractions include the remains of the two lighthouses, which serve as a reminder of Maine's rich maritime history.
54
Halfway Rock Lighthouse
Halfway Rock Lighthouse, perched on a rugged granite ledge in Casco Bay, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that beckons tourists with its remote beauty and rich maritime history. Built in 1871, this iconic lighthouse stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage, guiding ships through the treacherous waters of the bay. Accessible only by boat, Halfway Rock offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience Maine's coastal wilderness and witness the lighthouse's timeless allure up close. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Halfway Rock Lighthouse promises a memorable and enriching experience for all who venture to its remote shores. Halfway Rock is also home to many seals.
55
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, also known as Bug Light, is a charming historic landmark nestled in South Portland, Maine, offering a delightful destination for tourists. Built in 1875, this iconic lighthouse served as a beacon for ships navigating the waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Today, visitors can admire its picturesque red, octagonal tower and stunning waterfront views, making it a perfect spot for sightseeing and photography. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Portland Breakwater Lighthouse promises a memorable experience for all who visit. While you can visit Bug Light, its true beauty can really be seen from the ocean.
56
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, located in South Portland, Maine, is a captivating historic landmark that beckons tourists with its rich maritime history and stunning coastal views. Built in 1897, this rugged lighthouse stands at the end of a massive granite breakwater, offering a unique glimpse into Maine's seafaring past. Visitors can explore the lighthouse's sturdy tower and learn about its role in guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay.
57
Ram Island Ledge Light
Ram Island Ledge Light, situated off the coast of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that offers tourists a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the region. Constructed in 1905, this rugged lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop, serving as a vital navigational aid for ships entering Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Visitors can admire the lighthouse's distinctive granite tower and picturesque surroundings, providing a perfect backdrop for photography and exploration. While access to the lighthouse itself is limited, our boat tour offers a unique perspective on this iconic landmark.
58
Cape Elizabeth
Portland Head Light, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a historic lighthouse that beckons tourists with its picturesque setting and rich maritime history. Built in 1791, this iconic beacon is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage.
59
Two Lights State Park
Two Lights State Park, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a scenic coastal destination that offers tourists a perfect blend of natural beauty and historic charm. Named after the two iconic lighthouses that once stood on the rocky shores, the park provides breathtaking views of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The park's historic attractions include the remains of the two lighthouses, which serve as a reminder of Maine's rich maritime history.
60
Halfway Rock Lighthouse
Halfway Rock Lighthouse, perched on a rugged granite ledge in Casco Bay, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that beckons tourists with its remote beauty and rich maritime history. Built in 1871, this iconic lighthouse stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage, guiding ships through the treacherous waters of the bay. Accessible only by boat, Halfway Rock offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience Maine's coastal wilderness and witness the lighthouse's timeless allure up close. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Halfway Rock Lighthouse promises a memorable and enriching experience for all who venture to its remote shores. Halfway Rock is also home to many seals.
61
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, also known as Bug Light, is a charming historic landmark nestled in South Portland, Maine, offering a delightful destination for tourists. Built in 1875, this iconic lighthouse served as a beacon for ships navigating the waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Today, visitors can admire its picturesque red, octagonal tower and stunning waterfront views, making it a perfect spot for sightseeing and photography. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Portland Breakwater Lighthouse promises a memorable experience for all who visit. While you can visit Bug Light, its true beauty can really be seen from the ocean.
62
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, located in South Portland, Maine, is a captivating historic landmark that beckons tourists with its rich maritime history and stunning coastal views. Built in 1897, this rugged lighthouse stands at the end of a massive granite breakwater, offering a unique glimpse into Maine's seafaring past. Visitors can explore the lighthouse's sturdy tower and learn about its role in guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay.
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Ram Island Ledge Light
Ram Island Ledge Light, situated off the coast of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that offers tourists a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the region. Constructed in 1905, this rugged lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop, serving as a vital navigational aid for ships entering Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Visitors can admire the lighthouse's distinctive granite tower and picturesque surroundings, providing a perfect backdrop for photography and exploration. While access to the lighthouse itself is limited, our boat tour offers a unique perspective on this iconic landmark.
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Cape Elizabeth
Portland Head Light, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a historic lighthouse that beckons tourists with its picturesque setting and rich maritime history. Built in 1791, this iconic beacon is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage.
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Two Lights State Park
Two Lights State Park, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a scenic coastal destination that offers tourists a perfect blend of natural beauty and historic charm. Named after the two iconic lighthouses that once stood on the rocky shores, the park provides breathtaking views of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The park's historic attractions include the remains of the two lighthouses, which serve as a reminder of Maine's rich maritime history.
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Halfway Rock Lighthouse
Halfway Rock Lighthouse, perched on a rugged granite ledge in Casco Bay, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that beckons tourists with its remote beauty and rich maritime history. Built in 1871, this iconic lighthouse stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage, guiding ships through the treacherous waters of the bay. Accessible only by boat, Halfway Rock offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience Maine's coastal wilderness and witness the lighthouse's timeless allure up close. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Halfway Rock Lighthouse promises a memorable and enriching experience for all who venture to its remote shores. Halfway Rock is also home to many seals.
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Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, also known as Bug Light, is a charming historic landmark nestled in South Portland, Maine, offering a delightful destination for tourists. Built in 1875, this iconic lighthouse served as a beacon for ships navigating the waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Today, visitors can admire its picturesque red, octagonal tower and stunning waterfront views, making it a perfect spot for sightseeing and photography. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Portland Breakwater Lighthouse promises a memorable experience for all who visit. While you can visit Bug Light, its true beauty can really be seen from the ocean.
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Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, located in South Portland, Maine, is a captivating historic landmark that beckons tourists with its rich maritime history and stunning coastal views. Built in 1897, this rugged lighthouse stands at the end of a massive granite breakwater, offering a unique glimpse into Maine's seafaring past. Visitors can explore the lighthouse's sturdy tower and learn about its role in guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Portland Harbor and Casco Bay.
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Ram Island Ledge Light
Ram Island Ledge Light, situated off the coast of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that offers tourists a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the region. Constructed in 1905, this rugged lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop, serving as a vital navigational aid for ships entering Portland Harbor and Casco Bay. Visitors can admire the lighthouse's distinctive granite tower and picturesque surroundings, providing a perfect backdrop for photography and exploration. While access to the lighthouse itself is limited, our boat tour offers a unique perspective on this iconic landmark.
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Cape Elizabeth
Portland Head Light, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a historic lighthouse that beckons tourists with its picturesque setting and rich maritime history. Built in 1791, this iconic beacon is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage.
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Two Lights State Park
Two Lights State Park, located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is a scenic coastal destination that offers tourists a perfect blend of natural beauty and historic charm. Named after the two iconic lighthouses that once stood on the rocky shores, the park provides breathtaking views of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The park's historic attractions include the remains of the two lighthouses, which serve as a reminder of Maine's rich maritime history.
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Halfway Rock Lighthouse
Halfway Rock Lighthouse, perched on a rugged granite ledge in Casco Bay, Maine, is a captivating historic beacon that beckons tourists with its remote beauty and rich maritime history. Built in 1871, this iconic lighthouse stands as a testament to the region's seafaring heritage, guiding ships through the treacherous waters of the bay. Accessible only by boat, Halfway Rock offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience Maine's coastal wilderness and witness the lighthouse's timeless allure up close. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Halfway Rock Lighthouse promises a memorable and enriching experience for all who venture to its remote shores. Halfway Rock is also home to many seals.
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BahamaMama45_13
Jun 2024
This was an awesome experience. The operators were competent, customer-oriented, and friendly. We were very close to time to be there and they reached out to ask if we needed any help. During the tour, they provided information on each lighthouse and moved the boat around so everyone could see and get pictures. Halfway rock lighthouse was the highlight of the tour for us since we had seen the tv special on the purchase and rehab of the lighthouse by a local surgeon. On the water Sydney took pictures of each set of travelers in front of a lighthouse with the travelers’ own camera. After the lighthouse tour, they took us to two different eagle nesting locations and to a sea lion “hangout”. All in all our favorite excursion on our New England trip.
Відповідь від хоста
Jul 2024
Thank you for your detailed and wonderful review! We're thrilled to hear that you had an awesome experience with us. Our team prides itself on being competent, customer-oriented, and friendly, and we're glad to know this was reflected in your tour. It's great to hear that the operators reached out to ensure you had no issues getting to the tour on time and that they provided detailed information and optimal views for pictures of each lighthouse. Halfway Rock Lighthouse is indeed a special highlight, and we're happy you enjoyed learning about its history. Sydney will be pleased to know that her efforts to take pictures for each group added to your positive experience. Visiting the eagle nesting locations and the sea lion hangout sounds like it made for a memorable adventure. We're honored that our tour was your favorite excursion on your New England trip. We look forward to welcoming you back for another adventure soon!
Robert_N
Jun 2024
It was cancelled due to boat repairs. Waiting on my refund. Looking forward to doing it another time
Відповідь від хоста
Jul 2024
Hi Robert, We're sorry your tour was canceled, but mechanical issues and weather are unfortunate parts of boating in Maine. Your refund was issued on our end, but sometimes there's a delay between the booking software and Viator. I would imagine you'll have it very soon. I really wished you had left us a review/rating after you had taken one of our tours. I'm not really sure what the 3-star rating was for since you didn't get to experience the product. And we don't control when Viator refunds. Thanks for choosing New England EcoAdventures and I hope that we can show you a 5-Star experience next time around.

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