May 2010 Archives

Visit the Kennebunks, which are alive with history, grand ocean views, wonderful restaurants and interesting shops.  Also, you will see many historic ship captain homes from the 19th century in this area.

Kennebunkport is a favorite destination for most first time visitors to Maine.  There are plenty of Maine locals and repeat visitors also enjoying a robust day of Kennebunkport shopping and eating fresh seafood.  Come join us at Maine Day Trip for a memorable vacation day in Maine.

Cape Neddick provides an excellent view of this 1879 lighthouse and lighthouse keepers' house on Nubble Rock in York, Maine.  The Cape Neddick Lighthouse, also known as "Nubble Lighthouse" is a favorite location to pause and enjoy the sights and sounds of the ocean.

Also, a favorite place for your lighthouse viewing lunch is Fox's Lobster House and don't forget about Brown's Old Fashioned Ice Cream a few blocks away.  Maine - the way life should be!

Portland Head Light, commissioned by George Washington, was first lit in 1791 and is located at Ft. Williams park in Cape Elizabeth, Maine.  This is the MUST SEE location for all visitors to Maine any time of the year.

Let Maine Day Trip show you other magnificent scenic and panoramic locations for unbelievable sights overlooking the ocean.  The autumn colors of extreme reds, yellows, and orange on the back roads will make a lasting impression on your and your friends in the fall.

Rockland, Maine is known for it's annual Lobster Festival, The Farnsworth Art Museum and The Wyeth Center along with the charm of a scenic New England fishing village with great restaurants and friendly people. Visit one of the coolest small towns in America with a cool tour guide.


Utilize both highway and railway for a coastal Maine scenic train ride to see more of the mid-coast.  Leave the Portland region with Maine Day Trip by auto, arriving in Brunswick to catch the Maine Eastern Railroad train to Rockland. Spend three hours enjoying your favorite Rockland activities before returning to Brunswick by train and Portland by auto.  This full day excursion is one of the most unique ways to experience more of Maine.