Maine Sea Kayaks Tour Highlights

Port Clyde, Maine Information and Lodging


What makes our tour different?

Our location! Port Clyde is at the end of the St George Peninsula. The natural beauty of the area has attracted artists for decades. The Georges Islands are an amazing back drop for our kayak tours. Our harbor is beautiful, unique, uncrowded and protected by Hupper Island.

Marshall Point is one of Maine's most photographed lighthouses. It is a short distance from our waterfront kayak shop. On our tours there is a good chance you will see seals, porpoises, and osprey and maybe even a bald eagle. There will always be a variety of shore birds on the water. Every trip leads you on a different adventure.

About Port Clyde, Maine

The Seaside Inn is an eight guestroom Bed and Breakfast in an 1850's sea captain's home overlooking Port Clyde Harbor. It is just steps away from our kayak shop. At the Seaside Inn the welcome is warm, the breakfasts are a treat and the pace is slow.  Guests can help themselves to coffee, cocoa and a selection of teas at any time in the library and, in the evening, gather for complimentary light refreshments.  

We share our wharf with The Dip Net Restaurant featuring dockside dining in Port Clyde. Their ingredients are consciously selected from local boats and farms, using the freshest ingredients possible. Enjoy a meal before or after your kayak tour! The food is outstanding!

Port Clyde, Maine is a working fishing village close to Camden and Rockland yet off the beaten path. It's the perfect place to come and get away from the crowds and kayak along Maine's spectacular coastline.

Dine on the dock overlooking the harbor at the Dip Net Restaurant or enjoy eating at The Harpoon. Take a stroll to the Marshall Point Lighthouse and Museum, (the lighthouse in Forest Gump), or shop at the Stonefish gallery. Visit Drift Inn beach, one of mid-coast Maine's few accessible sand beaches. Children and adults will enjoy wading in tidal pools and watching the tide go in and out.

The Village Ice Cream shop is the perfect New England sweet shop adorned with white lights in the evening. There are two Inns within a block of our shop. The Ocean House Hotel and The Seaside Inn. Port Clyde is a place to relax and experience the striking beauty of the Maine coast. Port Clyde is also the home of the Monhegan Boat Line, which provides ferry service to Monhegan Island

 While you are in Port Clyde, may we recommend:

Click here to see the Port Clyde Cottage Location and privacy are a unique combination in this Historic Cape Cottage set in the heart of Port Clyde Harbor. Many ocean views can be enjoyed from this peaceful three-bedroom + loft, two-bath village paradise.

Drift Inn Cottage

Beachfront cottage in Port Clyde....Gaze lazily out from your chair on the lawn at Drift Inn Cottage and see kayakers testing the ocean water beyond the sandy beach. "Hmmmm, should I be active today, or rest in the hammock?"

http://www.maineoceanview.com

Seaside Inn Bed & Breakfast
At the Seaside Inn Bed and Breakfast, enjoy the Water Views from our common areas or climb the stairs to our cupola for a panoramic view of Port Clyde Harbor.
http://www.seasideportclyde.com/

Monhegan Boat Company

Let us transport you..... to the waters of beautiful Muscongus Bay and enchanting Monhegan Island.
http://www.monheganboat.com/

Ocean House Hotel
Our ten room hotel offers delightful views of the working harbor and wharves. Excellent Restaurant on the premises.
http://www.oceanhousehotel.com/

The East Wind Inn
Our historic seaside inn is located in Tenants Harbor, a tiny tranquil village on a rural peninsula - a peaceful base from which to enjoy Maine's scenic coast and the culturally rich Rockland area. Where boats outnumber cars and in the short sweetness of a Maine summer, time recedes. The East Wind inhabits a truly restful haven at water's edge.
http://www.eastwindinn.com

The Dip Net Restaurant

Dockside dining in Port Clyde. Ingredients are consciously selected from local boats and farms, using the freshest ingredients possible.

http:// www.dipnetrestaurant.com

StoneFish

Port Clyde, Maine, our location, is a very Thornton Wilder kind of place. Like Grover's Corner, the stories found here, both past, present, and probably future, are universal. With the items we sell, both new and old, I create vignettes throughout the four rooms of the shop that are intended to evoke the timeless tales of this village by the sea.

http://www.stonefishportclyde.com