Monhegan Island is one of Maine’s most unchanged and unbelievably magical natural places. Monhegan Island is 10 miles out, so it feels remote for a day trip, even more so for an overnight, with just a few quaint inns and rustic bed and breakfasts. In town by the Ferry docks, visit the few art galleries, Black Duck Gifts, casual restaurants, fish houses and L Brackett & Sons convenience store or Novelty where you can get picnic provisions. Monhegan Brewing Co will quench your thirst.Â
After exploring Monhegan Island’s 9 miles of trail system around the island including Monhegan Island Light and museum, walking the circular path to dramatic granite cliffs and tidal beaches, passing the shipwreck, return to the village for a fresh seafood lunch at Barnacles, and relax looking out at Manana Island and the comings and goings of the ferries and fishing boats.
Monhegan is not fancy, the 70 locals are no-frills Yankees, you’ll feel as if you’ve traveled back in time. Be sure to visit Monhegan Island in this lifetime. Spending the night at a Monhegan Island Inn or Bnb is quiet, calm, otherworldly. Boats depart daily in season from Boothbay Harbor, Port Clyde and New Harbor on Pemaquid Point.
Visit the unsurpassed beauty of Monhegan Island. Monhegan is a nature lover's paradise from the past and lodging at the Trailing Yew is rustic but relaxing. Daily rates include home cooked breakfast and dinner in the main house, taxes and gratuities. Guest houses are equipped with shared baths and a heated common room. Families are welcome. Open mid May to mid October.
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Visit the unsurpassed beauty of Monhegan Island. Monhegan is a nature lover's paradise from the past and lodging at the Trailing Yew is rustic but relaxing. Daily rates include home cooked breakfast and dinner in the main house, taxes and gratuities. Guest houses are equipped with shared baths and a heated common room. Families are welcome. Open mid May to mid October.
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Bluebird Ocean Point Inn is an idyllic coastal Maine summer getaway. Perched on the rocky shoreline and backed by pine forests and rolling hills, the summer village of Ocean Point is about relaxing outdoors. Ocean Point's accommodations are comfortable, laid-back, and quaintly charming. A variety of cottages, rooms, and suites make this a popular destination for families, couples, and groups.
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Time will slow at our ocean front inn as you stroll manicured lawns and garden trails of our 23 hillside acres overlooking Penobscot Bay. Impeccable AAA 3-Diamond rated. Each room with its own distinctive decor, amenities and private balcony or deck with stunning views of the bay. Large lobby with fireplaces and cozy seating area, heated outdoor pool, AC, refrigerators, cable TV. Binoculars, hair dryer, iron and board in every room, coffee and tea in the AM. Free local phone calls. King-size beds (with quilts). Some adjoining rooms.
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Oceanfront lodging on 23 hillside acres, overlooking Penobscot Bay. Watch the schooners from your balcony, enjoy our crystal-clear, heated ocean view pool, picnic in privacy at the water's edge or relax in your impeccable room. Each AAA rated 3 Diamond room with its own distinctive decor, comfortable amenities, famous ocean view from your large private deck or patio with chairs. Among other amenities: Binoculars in every room, along with hair dryer, iron and board, coffee and tea in the AM. Free local calls and WiFi.
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Monhegan Island Lodges and Inns
Island Inn, Monhegan – 207-596-0371
Monhegan House, Monhegan Island – 207-594-7983
Shining Sails Apt. & Cottages, Monhegan
Trailing Yew, Monhegan Island – 207-596-0440
Hardy Boat Cruises | Monhegan Island Ferry, Puffin Watch, Seal Watch and Lighthouse Cruise. 132 State Route 32, New Harbor, Maine. 800-278-3346