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Castine is probably one of my favorite communities on the Maine Coast. Castine is a quaint, historic
seaport rich with maritime history and architecture with a small selection of excellent shops and
restaurants. I inform my customers that this is NOT a busy, shopping mecca like Camden or Bar Harbor,
but if you like a taste of a relaxed, coastal village that is unspoiled, take our trip over at lunchtime or on
Friday for the extended trip.
Castine is one of the oldest villages in all of North America and has been continuously occupied since the
1600's. For historians, Castine was the site of the rather well known naval battle called the Penobscot
Expedition. This is considered by many as the worst naval defeat in US history. Castine is also home of
Maine Maritime Academy, my alma mater, most agree in the industry that it is the finest maritime
institution in the world.
We provide a wonderful brochure with a brief history and map of the village that you can read on your
way over to Castine.
seaport rich with maritime history and architecture with a small selection of excellent shops and
restaurants. I inform my customers that this is NOT a busy, shopping mecca like Camden or Bar Harbor,
but if you like a taste of a relaxed, coastal village that is unspoiled, take our trip over at lunchtime or on
Friday for the extended trip.
Castine is one of the oldest villages in all of North America and has been continuously occupied since the
1600's. For historians, Castine was the site of the rather well known naval battle called the Penobscot
Expedition. This is considered by many as the worst naval defeat in US history. Castine is also home of
Maine Maritime Academy, my alma mater, most agree in the industry that it is the finest maritime
institution in the world.
We provide a wonderful brochure with a brief history and map of the village that you can read on your
way over to Castine.
Things to do in Castine:
Castine Farmer's Market
Thursdays
Castine Kayak Tours
Tour the Training Ship State of Maine
at Maine Maritime Academy
Type of Vessel: Public Nautical School ship
Owner: U.S. Maritime Administration (MARAD)
Length Overall: 499.83 feet 152.35 meters
Breadth: 72.00 feet 21.95 meters
Depth: 42.00 feet 12.80 meters
Dyce's Head Lighthouse
Walk or ride your bike to the lighthouse, the lighthouse is not open to the public
but a path does lead through the property and down to the rocky shore.
Castine Golf Club
GOLF SHOP HOURS: 8am-6pm
Play without membership is limited to eight times.
Green Fees:
9 Holes $20
18 Holes or more $35
Equipment Rentals and Other Fees:
Motorized Cart: 9 holes $15; 18 holes $25
Pull Cart: $3 Range Balls: $3.50 per bag Golf Clubs: $10 per round
Private golf lessons by appointment.
Walking Tour of Castine
We provide maps onboard for you to stroll the historic streets of Castine
Shopping
Four Flags, Compass Rose Bookstore, McGrath Dunham Gallery, Leila Day Antiques
Places to Eat
Lunch:
Bah's Bakehouse: Wonderful selection of homemade goodies, fresh baked pastries, sandwiches on french
bread, chowders, soups, fish cakes, salads, etc, coffee, beer served on premises
207-326-9510
Dennett's Wharf: Full service waterfront restaurant serving lunch and dinner, fresh seafood, poultry,
micro-brewed beer
207-326-9045
Castine Variety: Country store style food, lobster and crab rolls, ice cream etc
The Breeze: Located on the Town Dock, serving fresh seafood, full grill menu, ice cream
207-326-9200
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