Location: Boothbay Harbor Area < Maine < USA
Nearest Airport:
Portland Maine Jetport at 75
Miles
Nearest Ferry:
Monhegan Mailboat at 3
Miles
Nearest Motorway:
Route 1Business and Route 129 at 10
Miles
Nearest Beach:
beach at 3
Miles
Pemaquid Point is one of many peninsulas off the mid-coast of Maine. The quaint, historical town of Damriscota (where you can find Reny's, antique shops, and one of the few remaining soda fountains-drug stores in the country) is from where Pemaquid Point originates. Pemaquid Point is home to one of the most photographed lighthouses in the world as well as the location to several forts and original settlements, beaches, hiking trails, and water activities. Pemaquid is a little more laid back than its neighbors to the north and south. To the south is the Boothbay Harbor Region, where there is an aquarium as well as lots of shopping and night life. To the north is the Camden-Rockport region, home to many antique shops, more stores, and plenty of good restaurants. Views abound from wherever you are or to wherever you travel, whether you're driving or boating. You can enjoy many outdoor activities or sit back to read your favorite book on the beach or on the deck of this 19th c. cottage