Come stay at The Elms while you tour the lighthouses of central Maine.

Lighthouses were meant to be seen from the water. Many of these lighthouses are not accessible and cannot be seen from shore. Step aboard a restored lobster fishing boat and join your host, Captain Alan Philbrick. Captain Al, of The Lively Lady Too, will share his knowledge about the wildlife of the bay and will provide you with information and history about the lighthouses.

Depending on the route, you will see up to 7 different lighthouses, which for more than 150 years have been guiding sailors in the Penobscot Bay. On each tour, you may also see some of the Maine coast's abundant wildlife - seals, porpoise, eagles and various sea birds.

See more information about central Maine lighthouses below as well as some tours available from the local area. We have also included information about the Cape Elizabeth light as one of our rooms is named after it. Check our specials page for pricing on select tour packages. See soem tour schedules below.

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Lighthouse Tour Schedules

• Saturday, June 24, 2006- SPECIAL LIGHTHOUSE CRUISE
  This is a once only offer! Spectacular full day cruise aboard the MV Monhegan. Most of the lights along the planned route are island lights and not accessible from shore! Full Day cruise...lunch is available on board, or we'll pack you a picnic. Includes narration with history of lights, handout with lighthouse information, historic photos and map of the cruise. 2 night package priced from $319, plus tax. (Click on headline for details.)

Lighthouses of Central Maine

A nice resource for locating lighthouses throughout the United States is The Great American Lighthouse Resource

Curtis Island	Grindle Point	Fort Point
Dice Head	Indian Island	Rockland Breakwater
Owls Head	Marshall Point	Pemaquid Point

Cape Elizabeth

Monhegan Island