
Casco Bay and the Islands
Casco Bay Lines runs from the Old Port to Peaks, Great Diamond, Chebeague and the rest. The mailboat run is the cheapest three hours on the water you will find anywhere on this coast.
Working waterfront, island ferries, and a restaurant town on the shores of Casco Bay.
From the islands to the Old Port, Portland packs a serious food and arts scene into a city you can cross on foot.

Casco Bay Lines runs from the Old Port to Peaks, Great Diamond, Chebeague and the rest. The mailboat run is the cheapest three hours on the water you will find anywhere on this coast.

Ten minutes out in Cape Elizabeth, standing in Fort Williams Park since 1791. The most photographed lighthouse in the country, and the park around it is free.

Cobblestone blocks of restaurants, oyster bars and breweries in a working waterfront that never stopped working. This is the reason people fly here for a weekend.

Winslow Homer, Andrew Wyeth and a strong contemporary program, on Congress Street in the Arts District. First Friday brings the whole street out.
A ring of trail around the peninsula with the bay on one side and the cove on the other. Locals run it, walk dogs on it, and watch the ferries from it every evening.
The Sea Dogs, Boston's Double-A club, in a small park where the seats are close and a ticket costs less than lunch. Summer evenings do not get much easier.
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