Perfect day for a sail weather wise. The captain and his crew are very welcoming and easy to talk…read morewith.

Great service and experience. Wonderful sail out in the water. Knowledgeable crew that was very…read moreattentive and helpful.

We are staying at Sandy Pines Campground and they have a sign up for kayak rentals. We rented a…read moretandem (2 person) kayak for 3 hours this afternoon (you can only make reservations a during high tide hours). We had a BLAST. It's less than 25 minutes to get to a white sand beach to dock / swim / walk. The water was crystal clear and not too deep! I don't know the gentleman's name who delivers and picks up the kayaks but he was super knowledgeable about the area and gave great directions! Super fun activity right from the campground for under $100!

Amazing trip! We had so much fun paddling the outer harbor by Biddeford Pool. We booked in advance…read moreand they met us right on time. The man we spoke to recommended we go in the afternoon because of the tides, so that's what we did. It was a perfect afternoon! We got a few tandem kayaks and the parents, grandparents and kids all had fun! We paddled to a few little islands and Wood Island, and had a nice walk out to the lighthouse. All in all a beautiful Maine afternoon. Highly recommend this activity- would definitely go again!

We really enjoyed our sailing trip with Captain Bob and his mate (Jake I believe). They were very…read moreknowledgeable and great story tellers. We would definitely do this trip again!

Our family had a great time with Shawn! Awesome experience and he gave us some tourist tips on…read morewhere to find the best lobster roll!

I wish zero stars was an option, as my family had a horrible experience. There were no positive…read moreaspects, but most importantly, the sail is run in an unsafe, irresponsible manner. The boat is small and shabby, and there's insufficient comfortable seating, which meant that some of our party had to be uncomfortably perched on the side of the boat. We couldn't hear anything the entire sail, although we were told we didn't miss much) and for one person, this included the quietly mentioned instructions to move our feet before we turned. Why this wasn't explained loudly before we even left the cove, is beyond me. This led to him almost being pulled off the boat, and with a terrible rope burn that required medical treatment. The "crew" could not have been less concerned, and expressed nothing but annoyance. Even if this had not occurred, the sail would have been painfully boring if we weren't all trying not to vomit from the rough waves. We sailed straight out, straight back in, and then repeated. There truly couldn't have been less effort put in to the experience. Bottom line, if you value safety and competence, avoid this boat at all costs.

Great bunch of guys , good local flavor fair price, you'll love it just do it. It's one thing to go…read moreon a motorboat on the coast of Maine, but it's another thing to sail.

Good reward at the top for a short hike. You can see pretty far with the views but nothing…read moreextraordinary, since the mountain is not very tall. The trail is very well marked, with trail markers every twenty feet or so. The walk is mostly wooded, so just take some time and enjoy the rustling of the trees. This would be a good trail to bring your dog on. Parking lot probably fits 10 to 15 cars. There were no bathrooms on site.

After a long day of hiking various trails in the area, we decided to squeeze in one more right…read morebefore dusk and we're so glad we did because it ended up being our favorite. Just the drive to find the entrance to Bauneg Beg (which we did from Fox Farm Hill Rd) was stunning - sweeping views of wide open fields and meadows. Lovely. If you're coming to the mountain this way, there's a inconspicuous brown wooden plank sign before the small off-street gravel parking lot (we blew past it initially, and probably would again if we came bag so just go slow!). This conservation area is comprised of close to 90 acres of logging trails (a two mile network) through thick woodlands and rock formations, one such called Devil's Den made up of impressive and daunting looking boulders - hiking up the relatively steep rocky "path" constructed through here, though, brings you directly to the top of Middle Peak. Apparently Banueg Beg has three distinct peaks which can actually be seen from the ocean (and in the past they were used to help navigation to ME's coast, kinda cool right?). Unfortunately, the views from the top (apparently you can see Mt Washington and the Atlantic on a clear day) where we specifically were didn't quite offer what we were expecting as much of it is obstructed by the overgrowth of trees and vegetation. A bit of a bummer, but still worth the work-out! Instead of backtracking, we went down the mountain via the more accessible, gentle, all-levels trail through a pine grove (Ginny's Way). Bauneg Beg was just such an unexpected, beautiful network of trails through such a thick, tall deciduous forest that we were impressed. The signage on the paths themselves could be improved (some trees have multiple boards with arrows pointing in literally every direction making it VERY confusing; guess that's part of the adventure, though!), but this particular spot just had that untouched-by-man, trekking-through-the-raw-beauty-of-Maine-without-a-single-person-knowing-where-I-am-and-can't-bother-me-via-text feeling really reconnects a gal to nature and makes her want to create or write something beautiful, y'know?

What's not to love? We went kayaking for the first time and had a blast! So many beautiful things…read moreto look at and see and the waters are perfect for beginners! Everyone was super nice and really explained nicely how to control the boats and how far to go before turning around. I definitely want to go again it was a wonderful morning!

It's nice to paddle through a place like this knowing there are people watching out for it and…read moretaking care of it. The folks at the Audubon center here were incredibly nice, informative, and excited for us as we went out in our kayaks to explore. The paddling is easy and it's pretty much impossible to get lost. We did make sure to time it close to high tide. The facilities are bare bones but we're used to kayaking where there are no facilities or staff at all. Because we brought our own kayaks, it was free for us to paddle there. Meant to leave a donation before we left and forgot--we'll have to go back and remember to do that!

Hi Sue, you don't know me but many years ago when I lived in Rhode Island. Your dad taught me…read moreriding lessons ( hunt seat ) every Saturday afternoons after he retired from the phone company. What a fun time. loved it over at sunny croft ​

My family really enjoyed this tour. It was so informative and our guides were amazing! Everyone had…read morea chance to band a lobster, hold the lobster and then release it. 10/10

Amazing! Captain Jason and his skipper were friendly and extremely knowledgeable! I love that…read morethey offered sea sickness wristbands to everyone at no extra charge! I learned SO much about lobsters - it was fascinating! Best lobster boat tour ever!