Top Things to do in Port Clyde
What to do and see in Port Clyde, Maine (ME): The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Port Clyde, United States including Monhegan Boat Line, Port Clyde Kayaks, Port Clyde Lobster Tours- Boat Tours, Herring Gut Learning Center, Barbara Prey Projects, Owl's Head State Park, Marshall Point Lighthouse Museum, Port Clyde Art Gallery, Linda Bean’s Maine Wyeth Gallery, Port Clyde Christian Church.
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1. Monhegan Boat Line
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5.0 based on 293 reviews
Monhegan Boat Line has provided year round ferry service to Monhegan Island for nearly 100 years. The Laura B and Elizabeth Ann offer three trips daily during the summer. Coastal Discovery Cruises are also available. The Puffin/Nature cruise visits Eastern Egg Rock after the captain hauls a lobster trap in Port Clyde. The Lighthouse Cruise views four lighthouses, including two only visible from sea or air. Scenic sunset cruises can include a boiled lobster dinner.
2. Port Clyde Kayaks
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5.0 based on 50 reviews
We guide spectacular Sea Kayak Tours on the coast of Maine. We are off the beaten path in the tiny fishing village of Port Clyde. On our tours you are likely to see porpoises, seals, osprey, bald eagles, sea ducks, and shore birds. We pride ourselves in 5 star service. All skill levels welcome. Please visit us!
3. Port Clyde Lobster Tours- Boat Tours
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Tours aboard the “MisKim” consist of 2 hours on the water observing a real lobsterman at work. You will motor between islands tending traps. Photograph Marshall Point Lighthouse from the movie “Forrest Gump.” Enjoy the raucous sound of gulls as they wheel overhead.The opportunity to observe seabirds is boundless, seals sunning themselves on rocks and an occasional porpoise is not unheard of. You may even encounter a whale!
4. Herring Gut Learning Center
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Herring Gut Learning Center is a non-profit marine education center overlooking a working harbor in the small fishing village of Port Clyde, Maine. We use the abundant coastal resources surrounding our campus to present aquaculture and marine science programs. Stop in for a tour today!
5. Barbara Prey Projects
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By DrK1902 - Sarasota, United States
Beautiful art, amazing history with the white house and presidents, gorgeous house, super nice people.
6. Owl's Head State Park
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4.5 based on 92 reviews
Maine state park is home to Owl's Head lsighthouse.
Reviewed By j_becks619 - Los Angeles, United States
There was a small walk on a gravel road with an incline to get the lighthouse, just a heads up. Beautiful lighthouse with incredible views from the top.
7. Marshall Point Lighthouse Museum
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4.5 based on 287 reviews
Reviewed By worktotravel14
If we are in mid-coast Maine, we make a trip to the Marshall Point lighthouse. Usually we stop at the general store to have light hors d'oeuvres at one of the outside picnic tables, which wasn't a possibility this year. It is perfect for a sunset visit, which is why we've never taken in the museum (it looks quite delightful). You can enjoy a meander on the rocks and take in an optimal view of the light while the golden sun hits the gleaming white of the house and light. Gorgeous grounds with spots of history all around you. This is one of the most spectacular lights in the world and we've been grateful to have visited it so often. After a visit, you can usually catch a bite at one of the local restaurants. There are a few that are decent.
8. Port Clyde Art Gallery
9. Linda Bean’s Maine Wyeth Gallery
10. Port Clyde Christian Church
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