Things to do in Portland Maine. Where to stay, eat, drink, shop. Visit lighthouses, beaches, and attractions. Plan a meeting, event, or wedding in Maine. read more
Take a walk along the Eastern Promenade, then head to the East Bayside neighborhood to taste local craft beers and cocktails at Rising Tide, Lone Pine, Maine Craft Distilling, Urban Farm Fermentory, and Maine Mead Works. read more
There are myriad ways to do this. You can rent a kayak or paddleboard at Portland Paddle ($40 for a half-day) or Soposup in South Portland ($50 for 24 hours). If you’re more of a sit-back-and-watch-the-waves type, grab the ferry to Peaks Island ($8) or take a two-hour day sail on a 200-year-old schooner ($38, $20 for kids). You can also surf in Maine. In Portland, check out Maine Surfers Union at 15 Free St. for rentals or lessons. read more
Must See & Do in Maine book your visit to maine Greater Portland Maine has many things to offer "must see and do" when visiting, but sometimes it’s hard to know where to start. read more