• Introduction
• 1. Bahamas Cruise
• 2. Baja and Southern California Cruise
• 3. Bermuda Cruise
• 4. Cruise to Nowhere from NYC
• 5. Houseboating in Lake Powell
• 6. Illinois River Valley Steamboat Sailing
• 7. Maine Windjammer Sailing
• 8. Pacific Northwest Cruise
• 9. Prince William Sound Sailing
• 10. Tex/Mex Cruise

Maine Windjammer Sailing

There’s no better way to sail the historic open waters of New England than on Maine Windjammer Cruises’ flagship 19th-century, 29-passenger schooner, the Grace Bailey. This National Landmark boasts hand-carved wood paneling and a piano in the lovingly restored main cabin (dating back to 1882) that make passengers feel like they’ve set out on a voyage back in time through uncharted waters. Set off on weekend sailings between June and October from Camden, Maine, and, depending on the winds and weather, your captain will charter a tailored route through Penobscot Bay, passing by atolls and quaint harbors. Surely those days at sea will make you hungry – not to fret, passengers can expect a traditional onboard feast of succulent Maine lobsters.

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