Personalized, small-group, guided nature tours take you to see and learn about many wild Maine animals, including their natural habitats and interactions to their environment. Also with thousands of miles of coastline, Maine is steeped in more than two hundred years of maritime history. Coastal village visits can give you a first-hand look at how generations of Mainers have made their living hauling traps and fishing the open waters of the Atlantic. Your experience will support local economies and ecology's, not to mention be down right fun.
Beyond the coast is a part of Maine that relies upon the forests, rivers, mountains and lakes to sustain historic communities. We may embark upon a moose safari on picturesque lakes, eat from the forest and waters itself, glide down the Penobscot River, or join a guided group educational trek on seemingly endless miles of trails. With meal options from local favorite restaurants and accommodations at some of New England's finest Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, and Cottages.
And let us not forget the stunning colors that paint the mountainsides every fall. Around every bend in the road or trail corner, the countryside is ablaze in reds, oranges, and yellows. This is a great time to sample fresh apple cider and celebrate the annual harvests with products that come from a multitude of Maine family farms. You can choose from the links to the right to track down more information about available services and products.
