Portland Lighthouse Cruise: Scenic Views & Local Drinks
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Overview
The Small Group Scenic Lighthouse Boat Cruise With Local Drinks offers a unique way to see Portland's iconic lighthouses. Board the Elizabeth Grace and explore Portland Harbor, taking in the sights of historic stone forts and rocky islands that make Casco Bay so special.
This sightseeing cruise shows off the best of the Maine coast. You'll get amazing views of Portland Breakwater Light (Bug Light), Portland Head Light, Spring Point Ledge Light, and Ram Island Ledge Light. It's a relaxing way to see these landmarks from the water.
Enjoy the scenery while sipping on local drinks (available for purchase). This cruise includes the option to buy alcoholic beverages and has restroom access at the departure location. Gratuities and onboard restrooms are not included.




Highlights
See Iconic Lighthouses: Get amazing views of Portland Head Light and other famous beacons from the water.
Relax and Enjoy the Scenery: Take in the beautiful sights of Casco Bay's rocky islands and historic forts.
Sip Local Drinks: Purchase and enjoy local alcoholic beverages while you cruise (credit card only).
Small Group Experience: Enjoy a more personal and intimate tour with a small group.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoyed the boat tour with great sights and relaxing atmosphere. Some wish it had more amenities.

Customers loved the beautiful views of the lighthouses and coastline.
Many enjoyed relaxing and having drinks on the boat.
Riders appreciated the knowledge and friendliness of the crew.
Customers enjoyed the sights that they saw on the cruise.
Some customers would like to see more amenities on the boat.
Some customers expressed that there were to many children onboard
The Journey
Portland Breakwater Light (Bug Light)
Affectionately nicknamed 'Bug Light' for its diminutive size and charming appearance, the Portland Breakwater Light stands as a picturesque sentinel at the entrance to Portland Harbor. Modeled after the ancient Choragic Monument of Lysicrates in Athens, this small lighthouse offers stunning views of the Portland skyline and the bustling harbor. Stroll along the breakwater, breathe in the salty air, and capture postcard-perfect photos of this beloved local landmark.
Portland Head Light
Perched dramatically on the cliffs of Cape Elizabeth, Portland Head Light is Maine's oldest lighthouse, commissioned by George Washington and first lit in 1791. This iconic beacon has guided ships into Portland Harbor for over two centuries. Explore the adjacent Fort Williams Park, wander along the rocky coastline, and immerse yourself in the history and natural beauty of this unforgettable landmark. Don't miss the museum showcasing the lighthouse's rich past and the breathtaking panoramic views of Casco Bay.
Spring Point Ledge Light
Standing proudly in the waters off South Portland, Spring Point Ledge Light is a 'sparkplug' lighthouse marking a treacherous underwater ledge. Walk the unique breakwater constructed of massive granite blocks to reach the lighthouse, offering a thrilling experience and stunning views of the harbor. Observe the maritime activity of Portland, watch ships entering and leaving, and appreciate the vital role this lighthouse plays in ensuring safe navigation. This is a perfect spot for photographers and those seeking a unique perspective on the Portland waterfront.
Ram Island Ledge Light
Standing offshore in Casco Bay, Ram Island Ledge Light is a stoic granite tower marking the northern entrance to Portland Harbor. While typically viewed from afar, its imposing presence serves as a constant reminder of the region's maritime heritage. Admire its rugged beauty from the shores of Portland or from a boat tour of Casco Bay. Appreciate the vital role this lighthouse has played in guiding ships safely through the often-challenging waters of the Gulf of Maine.
Know Before You Go
This scenic lighthouse boat cruise includes the option to purchase alcoholic beverages onboard (credit card only) and restroom access at the departure location. Gratuities are not included. Please note that there is no restroom available on the boat.
Hot Tip
Bring a light jacket or sweater, as it can get chilly on the water, even on a sunny day. Also, don't forget your camera to capture the stunning lighthouse views!