MAINE’S pristinely raw—and nearly untouched—landscape is a hybrid of mountains, ocean, forests, and villages; the choppy coastline and seemingly-endless acres of wilderness is what most picture in their minds when they think of this charming New England territory.

If you look on a map, rocky ‘fingers’ seem to claw at one of the state’s most notable region: Penobscot Bay. Each peninsula is clad in ancient forests, studded with lonely, windswept fishing villages—protected by one of the state’s iconic lighthouses—and fog-wreathed paths through the woods that stretch into isolation and stir up everyone’s Stephen-King-worthy, nightmarish imaginations.

Resort towns that cater to wealthy vacationers from the northeast and Canada, cheap lobster rolls, organic farm-to-table restaurants, writing retreats, and tall masts creaking in harbors—icebound in winter and sun-kissed in summer… this is scenic Maine, and it offers numerous adventures—from summiting jagged peaks to kayaking cliff-lined shores. With vast forests, seaside villages, and island getaways, the state invites seemingly limitless wandering… after all, its official state nickname is Vacationland.

Under UPCOMING VACATIONS & EVENTS you’ll find ALL of the current vacations we’re offering for Maine at this time. View ACCOMMODATIONS in the region, as well as NEWS & TRAVEL TIPS or discover regional fare and libations under the GASTRONOMY section.ai