Casco Bay, ME
Casco Bay, ME
Casco Bay’s urban/rural divide allows boaters to get all the city they want in Portland while keeping quiet islands within a short day trip. An entire summer could be filled investigating the necks jutting south into Casco Bay, but the 17 miles of coastline between Cape Small and Pemaquid Point epitomize the rugged scenery that has made Maine famous.
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Boating Destinations near the Casco Bay, ME
Deserted except by boaters and maintained by Maine State Parks, Jewell Island is a prime example of what mariners hope to find in Maine. The island was a World War II outpost for submarine spotting. The tower is open for climbing and offers a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Maine. Local tales put both Captain Kidd and bootleggers ashore with their different treasures.
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