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Burnt Island Light Station was built in 1821. Located at the western entrance to Boothbay Harbor, this light station is now run by the Maine Department of Marine Resources. The restored buildings now serve as a living history museum where interpreters in period clothing portray a lighthouse family who once were keepers there. You can take a natural history walk along the perimeter trail and learn from interpreters about the flora, fauna and geological features of this island. You can also learn about Maine’s marine resources, the methods used to harvest them, and the measures used to conserve them. Boat trips take passengers between the island and the mainland. You can also see this light from Grandview Avenue in Boothbay Harbor.
Get ready for an unforgettable adventure on our Hands-On Lobster Boat Tour! This fun-filled 1.25-hour journey takes you through the scenic Kennebunk River and along the stunning coastline of Kennebunkport.
Only New England EcoAdventures blends education, excitement, and adventure into each Casco Bay adventure and offers first-class accommodations that let you see and sustain the stunning Southern Maine ecosystem.
Experience a boating excursion like no other! Our premium RIB boat takes you to Kennebunkport’s grandest waterfront estates, vibrant seal colonies, the Gulf of Maine’s whale feeding grounds, charming boutique shopping and restaurants.
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