Things To Do In And Around Eastport And The Quoddy Area

The Quoddy Area

EASTPORT 

Sail on the Sylvina Beal an 82 foot sailing Schooner to watch for whales, eagle, porpoises, or just enjoy the scenery.

Visit the Arts Center to enjoy a play, concert, or the Sunday night movie.

Watch the Old Sow, the northern hemispheres largest whirlpool.

Hike Shackford Head State Park.

Tour Raye’s Mustard Mill, the last stone ground mustard mill in the USA.

Visit artist studio’s and their galleries. 

MACHIAS 

Tour the Burnham Tavern and re-live a piece of the area’s history. An important part of the start of the Revolutionary's war naval campaign.

Take a ride on the Miss TC, a tour boat on the Machias River. 

CALAIS 

Trek through area antique shops.

Walk the trail overlooking St. Croix Island, the earliest settlement in the United State.

Hike Devil’s Head overlooking the St. Croix River.

Play a round of golf at the St. Croix Country Club( public welcome)

The gateway  to New Brunswick Canada

PERRY

Play a round of miniature golf.

Rent a canoe or kayak.

Visit the 45^th Parallel marker. 

PEMBROKE

Visit Reversing Falls. 

LUBEC 

See a candy-striped lighthouse at West Quoddy Head, the eastern most point in the US. This is one of the most scenic coastal places on the Maine coast.

Sample hand made chocolates at Monica’s Chocolates or Bayside Chocolates.

Visit New Brunswick Canada

CAMPOBELLO ISLAND

Visit Franklin D. Roosevelt’s summer cottage.

Go to East Quoddy Head Light to watch for whale.

Hike along the boardwalk through the bog. 

ST. ANDREWS BY-THE-SEA

St Andrews is a small town by the bay and has many wonderful shops and great places to eat. This is a must for those who like quaint seaside towns.

Play around a golf.

Visit Kingsbrae Gardens, one of the provincial gardens through-out Canada.

Take a whale-watching cruise.

Browse through shops.

Enjoy a seafood dinner. 

Outdoor Activities

Bird watching

Whale watching

Hiking

Canoeing

Kayaking

For more additional information and places to see and do, visit this website.

www.eastportme.info   (click on this link)