The Port

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Walk to Kennebunkport village and explore the many fine shops, galleries and restaurants; wander to the harbor for yachts and lobster boats.

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Drive by stately summer homes. We’ll point you to Walker Point – the summer digs of George and Barbara Bush.

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Walk tree line streets showcasing 18th and 19th century architecture built by merchants and sea captains.

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Build sand castles, swim or comb the beach. Read about Kennebunkport’s fabulous beach options here.

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Take a bike ride along scenic coastal routes. We’ll be happy to point the way!

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Visit Cape Porpoise, the quintessential Maine working harbor, home port to lobstermen and fishermen.

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Take a boat excursion - whale watching, schooner sail, scenic cruise or lobsterboat. We recommend First Chance Whale Watch for whale watching and the Schooner Eleanor or Pineapple Ketch for sailing.

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Maine is known for its Lighthouses; ask the cottagekeeper for a lighthouse driving tour map – and don’t forget to bring your camera!

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Take an architectural walking tour, including a National Register Historical District Village Walk.

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Tee off at one of the two golf courses within five minutes of Cabot Cove. Options are: Cape Arundel Golf Club or Webhannet Golf Club.

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Visit fine antique shops, auction houses and old bookstores.

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Dine in style or rough it in a lobster shack. Check out our recommended restaurants.

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Fish off the breakwater or a charter.

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The area is a magnet for artists; visit their galleries.

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Take a nature walk through Laudholm Farm, a unique saltwater farm, or the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge.

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Let us get you tickets to our local playhouse, the Arundel Barn Playhouse or to the Ogunquit Playhouse, rich in history and one of the country's premier summer playhouses

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Ride and explore antique trolleys from around the world at the Seashore Trolley Museum.

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Play a match at one of a dozen tennis courts within ten minutes of Cabot Cove.

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Visit the Brick Store Museum and The Nott House for historical exhibits with original furnishings.

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Stay put and enjoy the Cove.

Many area shots by Robert Dennis. Others supplied by attraction.

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