Directory of Sailing Resources

Home > Regional > North America > United States > Maine > Recreation and Sports > Sailing

Regional directory in Maine, Recreation, Sailing is intended for unusual sailing related events or sites in Maine. Submissions which would not customarily be covered under "Sports/ Sailing" more generally, are appropriate to submit here. Please go ahead and suggest a site because we will redirect your submission to an appropriate Open Directory editor if we feel it does not fit here.

Subcategories

• Clubs

Resources in This Category

• Eastport Windjammers

  http://www.eastportwindjammers.com/
  Details for schooner sailing and deep sea fishing in Eastport.

• Ketch: Morning In Maine

  http://amorninginmaine.com/
  A 55' ketch captained by marine biologist, Bob Pratt. Features maps, photographs, fees, and related information.

• Maine Windjammer Association

  http://www.sailmainecoast.com/
  Facts, history, and information about tall ship sailing along the coast of Maine. Examines members of the fleet, provides news, photographs, testimonials, video, schedule, and rates for the windjammers.

• Maine Windjammer Cruises

  http://www.mainewindjammercruises.com/
  History of the windjammer fleet, cruising grounds, options, schedule, and rates. Beautiful photographs of The Grace Bailey, The Mercantile, and The Mistress schooners.

• Mansell Boat Rentals

  http://www.mansellboatrentals.com/
  Sailing rentals and lessons offered in Manset. Descriptions, photographs, fee, and contact information provided.

• Points East

  http://www.pointseast.com/
  Cruising magazine for sailers interested in the people and places along the Gulf of Maine.

• School of Ocean Sailing

  http://www.sailingschool.com/
  Offers offshore sailing and navigation conducted in a live-aboard setting. Operates in the North Atlantic off the Coast of Maine.

• Schooner Angelique

  http://sailangelique.com/
  Windjammer cruises the Coast of Maine offering sailing vacations by Captain Mike and Lynne McHenry.

• Schooner Bonnie Lynn

  http://www.bonnielynn.com/
  Sails Maine in summer and British Virgin Islands in winter. This beautiful schooner can take up to ten people on its chartered cruises.

• Schooner Lewis R. French

  http://www.schoonerfrench.com/
  Camden. Launched in 1871, one of the oldest windjammers in the fleet, offers 3 day, 4 day and six day sails along the coast of Maine.

• Schooner Mary Day

  http://www.schoonermaryday.com/
  The first windjammer to be built especially for passengers, the Mary Day is available for three, four, and six day cruises on the coast.

• Schooner Rachel B. Jackson

  http://www.downeastsail.com/
  The only windjammer that sails from Southwest Harbor, and cruises the Cranberry Islands.

• Schooner Stephen Taber

  http://www.stephentaber.com/
  Built in 1871, considered one of the oldest documented sailing vessel in continuous service in the United States. Onshore accommodations at the Captain Lindsey House available. Sails from Rockland harbor.

• Schooner Victory Chimes

  http://victorychimes.com/
  One of the original three masted schooners available for chartered vacations. This is a legendary, majestic schooner. Sails out of Rockland harbor.

• Schooner Yacht Wendameen

  http://www.schooneryacht.com/
  History, FAQ and information on the captain, ship models and schooner crew positions.

• Voyage of the Wanderbird

  http://www.wanderbirdcruises.com/
  Offers ecotourism sailing cruises that provide informal education and interactive wildlife research projects.

• World Ocean School

  http://www.worldoceanschool.org/
  Sail aboard an authentic Gloucester Grand Banks Schooner. Offers cruises in both the Virgin Islands and Maine. Photographs, rates, reservations, and details available for a sailing vacation.

Related Categories

• Home > Regional > North America > United States > Maine > Business and Economy > Marine Sales and Services
• Home > Recreation > Boating > Sailing

 

Home > Regional > North America > United States > Maine > Recreation and Sports > Sailing

 

---

 

Thanks to DMOZ, which built a great web directory for nearly two decades and freely shared it with the web. About us