Nice sandy beach ! Nice view ! Nice picnic area across the street with out houses . Not a huge…read morebeach .

This is a great spot. Parking , bathrooms and a long empty beach. Lapping waves. Very cold water…read more Lots of sea birds This is a pay to park beach, honor system.

Wife and I had a wonderful time on the Island this summer. We attended a Sunday concert and an…read moreIsland Festival. Beautiful spot.

NOT IMPRESSED... as I never got to see it…read more The only reason it gets a star is because it is cool to drive across the sea floor at low tide. So, this place is only open based on the tides. There are days it is only open for a few hours. There is a chart for their hours, today they are actually open from 1030 to 330. More than 3hours, unfounded I tell ya! I had a day picked out last week to go on to the island where I had plenty of time for seeing and picnicking... I got to the gate CASH ONLY. So I turned back and returned to town to get cash from the ATM... the only town bank would not accept a US card! I never got to see this place due to CASH ONLY and a bank that wouldn't accept US bank cards! I also have been told, any place that is CASH ONLY in Canada is possibly shady due to businesses avoiding tax laws. Places like this that only accept cash have the potential of turning people away like myself... If you don't take plastic, you don't get my business! The place looks neat online... but no plastic, no business... PS: the website says nothing about CASH ONLY

This is a small historic site. There is nothing much to see. Great view. Good place to have quick…read moreoutdoor lunch. Good for a little walk. Worth visiting if you happen to be nearby especially if you are into history.

Saint Croix (Maine) has a history and some pleasant views of the coastline. There is a visitors…read morecenter. This is a very small monument. If you want to go to all the National monuments this is one.

While searching for Maine history we found this battle ground site…read more No metal detectors. Parking and a picnic table. Hard to find, it is behind the Fort O'Brien public school. Very peaceful site. There were once four guns there and a barracks. We were attacked by the British here.

Also known as East Quoddy Lighthouse. Wonderful and incredibly scenic trek across tidal Land…read morebridges and across rocky landscape. Be sure to time the low tide before heading over and inquire at the information shack as to whether the lighthouse is open. Wear good hiking shoes for the slippery rocks and use mosquito repellant. But rest assured that it's all well worth the experience. One of the most beautiful places I've been

What a great experience. you must go in a two hour window of low tide and it was suggested we do…read morethat first. So very happy we did. Great views at and approaching the lighthouse. They love American $$. Hike is challenging in that some of it is across lots of rocks, up and down three or four sets of steps, but worth the trek. Often you might be treated to sea life strutting it's stuff as well. Stop at the first visitor's center and they will give you tidal advice about going. Loved it

Our cruise stopped in Eastport, Maine, on Friday, June 19, the day before we disembarked from our…read more11-night cruise aboard the Volendam. This time, the ship was able to dock directly at the pier, and the weather was beautiful--sunny, pleasant, and in the 70s. Last year, when we visited Eastport aboard the Zuiderdam, we had to tender ashore instead. Once ashore, everything was within easy walking distance of the pier. The town is charming, scenic, and incredibly welcoming. One of the highlights of my visit was spending some time at the waterfront, where local residents were displaying live lobsters, starfish, sea urchins, and other marine life native to the area in a large seawater tank. Several people staffed the exhibit and interacted with visitors throughout the day. They allowed guests to hold live lobsters, explained how to tell the difference between male and female lobsters, discussed how water temperature can influence the color of a lobster's shell, explained how lobsters feed, and allowed people to pick up live starfish and take photos with them. I walked by several times and enjoyed watching visitors engage with the locals and learn about the region's marine environment. During one of my stops, I spoke with a gentleman who was kind, knowledgeable, and happy to share information about the region's marine life. During our conversation, I learned that his brother owns Look Lobster at Quoddy Bay, a local lobster restaurant in Eastport. If I return to the area, I would definitely make a point of visiting and trying some of their lobster dishes. I spent the afternoon wandering through this beautiful waterfront town, browsing local art galleries, museums, and shops, and picking up a few souvenirs. One of my favorite purchases was a hand-painted shell night light featuring a lobster design, created by a local artisan. At one of my stops, I learned about the Quoddy Tidal Power Project, which was championed by Franklin D. Roosevelt, as well as his summer cottage on Campobello Island in New Brunswick. The island is easily accessible through the Eastport and Lubec area of Maine. It was another fascinating glimpse into the rich history of the region. I am so glad I decided to step off the ship. I got in over 10,000 steps, enjoyed the sunshine, picked up a few unique souvenirs, and came away with a wonderful impression of this beautiful coastal Maine town.

The Eastport , ME post office is extremely efficient , friendly and helpful! I had to send boxes to…read moremy new address and only had to write I the boxes to please hold for new resident .We moved from the greater ATL area where you couldn't do that (and get results) . They kept my boxes til we arrived so they weren't left out in the snow. I was so grateful. :) The small town we wanted to become a part of really came through for us before we even got there !! The desk clerks are friendly and ever helpful . Our mail carrier is the BEST we've ever had ! She is amazing ! (Remember to thank your carrier , they work SO hard !) :) THANK YOU Eastport , ME post office!!

So charming! Lots of art galleries, small shops and a lovely stroll along the waterfront makes…read moreEastport a welcome cruise stop for me. This is my second time here in two years, and I have to say the growth has been moderate, not explosive and I like it. The mustard shop is here, the candy shop is here, there aren't any really tacky souvenir stores but there are some really nice artists to be found at different places. I've promised myself that next time I'm in Eastport, I'm going to walk into the resident part of town, and see the architecture, the houses and the streets and get a solid feel for the vibe here. Walking around the growing "tourist" area- it's nice. People here are friendly and it's a really welcome itinerary stop for me. I hope to be back soon - I want a lobster roll from the fireman food truck on the dock!

Such a sweet small town! Beautiful day to walk around and see the local shops and sights!read more