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2-hour Lobstering and Sailing Tour

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Step aboard our intimate sailing lobster boat for a small-group adventure on Penobscot Bay. Help haul traditional lobster traps under sail, enjoy close-up views of iconic Maine lighthouses, and experience the region’s rich maritime heritage on an authentic, hands-on voyage.

3 People

$80/person - children 12 and under must wear a life jacket

$ 240

4 people

$80/person - children 12 and under must wear a life jacket

$ 320

1 Person

Children 12 and under must wear a life jacket

$ 85

5 people

Same price as a private sail for up to 6 people. Children 12 and under must wear a life jacket

$ 400

Private Sail on Sarah Mead

Have the boat to yourself! Total of up to 6 passengers. Children 12 and under must wear a life jacket.

$ 400

Intimate sailing lobster-boat cruise for up to 6 guests

Board the Sarah Mead, one of the last sailing lobster boats, for a small-group outing on Penobscot Bay. This hands-on experience recreates 19th-century fishing life as guests watch and participate in hauling lobster traps under sail. Expect up-close views of iconic Maine lighthouses and a personal connection to the region’s maritime heritage on a relaxed, authentic seafaring trip.

What’s included

  • A cruise aboard the friendship sloop Sarah Mead
  • Close views of iconic lighthouses
  • Hauling lobster traps under sail
  • Whisper-quiet electric propulsion when winds are light

Itinerary

  1. T-15 min (before departure): Check in at the ticket booth.
  2. T-5 min: Check-in closes + safety orientation.
  3. Departure (T+0): Depart the dock.
  4. T+15 min: Raise sail.
  5. T+1 hr 45 min: Strike sail.
  6. T+2 hr: Return to dock and disembark

Highlights

  • Intimate small-boat experience with a maximum of six guests
  • Hands-on traditional lobster-trap hauling under sail
  • Close, personal views of historic Penobscot Bay lighthouses
  • Authentic connection to Maine’s 19th-century maritime heritage
  • Zero emissions, silent electric propulsion when winds are light

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