Boothbay Harbor, ME

Boothbay (pronounced "BOOTH-bay") Harbor is a summer resort with natural beauty, an easy entrance and many shore attractions. There's also ample yachting amenities on all but the busiest of holiday weekends when the harbor can be crowded both on the water and ashore.
This easily approached and scenic bay has a well-documented maritime history dating from the 15th century. During the summer, sloops and a host of other classic hulls and rigs add interest to a harbor already bursting with boating color. Although the center of activity is Boothbay Harbor, all the significant islands protecting this classic bay are populated during the summer months.
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Boating Destinations near the Boothbay Harbor, ME
Rockland is a classic Maine coastal town and the lobster capital of the world. The lobster fishing industry and its working waterfront are supported by an expansive and picturesque multi-use harbor, which is best scene via a jaunt along Harbor Walk, a public footpath hugging Rockland's historic waterfront. The prominence of a robust visual arts contributes to Rockland's reputation as a unique, creative community and the premier destination for experiencing visual arts in Maine.
Small Owls Head Harbor south of Rockland is home to a substantial lobstering fleet. Owls Head Lighthouse, an active aid to navigation at the entrance of Rockland Harbor, is worth a visit.

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