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The hallmark of our unique island boat tours is that they are small ( 4-5 passenger limit ), private, and custom designed for your interests. We will leave the dock at a time that is convenient for you aboard the Gael, a 21' Repco.
Whether your trip is one hour or several hours is up to you. |
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Your boat trip options can include a view of the village of Stonington, one of the most picturesque fishing towns on the Maine Coast.
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You can pass by several lighthouses including Mark Island Light, a lighthouse built in 1858 and still in active use today.
Many of the area's marine wildlife, including seals and porpoises, are commonly sighted as well as numerous kinds of birds. |
Spotting a bald eagle is often a reward for the vigilant.
You will commonly see lobster fishermen hauling their traps and schooners cruising the coast. |
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Your boat tour options may include an "Around The Island Trip". The intriguing architecture of many of Deer Isle's waterfront homes is always an attraction worth considering. A visit to the island village of North Haven is another possibility.
The highlight of the boat tour, however, is the islands themselves. They invite exploration. New for 2010, you can even see under water by video camera.
Bring along your camera, binoculars, and an extra layer of clothing in case the weather turns cool. |
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You may want to pack a picnic lunch or buy one locally to enjoy as we are underway or paused in a quiet cove, relaxing in the sun and listening to the sounds of the sea. |
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