Great shopping and fresh seafood are just a few of the things we love about the oceanside town of Kittery, Maine.
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New England is home to countless beautiful locations, but few can compete with the grandeur of Maine’s Acadia National Park.
Cape Neddick Light perches so handsomely on Nubble Island that we call it simply “Nubble Light.” It may well be the light we love most.
Considered one of the oldest towns in New England, Castine is a charming midcoast Maine spot offering cozy inns, scenic views, and plenty of history.
With its ocean views, plentiful benches, and nearby downtown Ogunquit, the Marginal Way in Maine is one of New England’s most beloved scenic coastal walks.
With its gardens, greenhouses, resident animals, and gifts of every kind, Snug Harbor Farm in Kennebunk, Maine, is well worth the stop.
Freeport, Maine, beckons visitors with small-town charm, outlet shopping, and outdoor fun along the beautiful Atlantic coast.
Considered by many to be the quiet side of Kennebunkport, the coastal village of Cape Porpoise, Maine, has a lot to offer locals and visitors alike.
Looking for things to do in Boothbay Harbor? This charming seaside village showcases some of the best of Maine’s Midcoast.
Craving a mid-coast Maine lobster roll or lobster dinner? Skip the long lines at some other shacks and head to Sprague’s Lobster in Wiscasset, Maine.
Each day before dawn, hundreds of pilgrims make their way to Acadia National Park’s highest point, eager to claim being the first to watch the sunrise on Cadillac Mountain.
Many think a Red’s Eats lobster roll is the best in Maine (if not New England). Learn the shack’s history, plus the good and bad from Yankee readers.