Experience Portland's rich history from its most impressive vantage point: the water. Adventuring along Diamond Pass, you'll glimpse a Civil War–era fort, old-school lobster boats, and all the lighthouses Portland is so famous for, including Portland Head Light, Maine’s oldest. Suitable for all ages, this excursion is both a dive into Portland's past and a sightseeing adventure, a two-fer that’s leisurely, scenic, and fun.
- Snacks, drinks, and restrooms available onboard
- Witness all four of Portland’s scenic lighthouses, plus Fort Gorges
- Learn about Portland’s maritime heritage and Civil War history
- Catch views of wildlife, from seals to seabirds and more
What To Expect
Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse
Historic lighthouse constructed in 1897 that marks the west side of the Portland shipping channel.
• Admission Ticket Free
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse
Historic lighthouse constructed 1855, designed by Thomas Walter, designer of the US Capitol dome and East and West Wings. A smaller lighthouse also known as Bug Light, it features six Corinthian columns around it’s base.
• Admission Ticket Free
Portland Head Light
Maine’s oldest lighthouse, commissioned by George Washington. One of the most photographed lighthouses in the county.
• Admission Ticket Free
Fort Gorges
Civil War era fort in Casco Bay located on Hog Island Ledge. Modeled after Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina. Used as a storage facility in WWI & WWII.
• Admission Ticket Free
Ram Island Ledge Light
Historic lighthouse on Casco Bay constructed in 1905, a twin of Graves Light off off Boston. Located on a quarter mile of ledge that marks the northern entrance into Portland Harbor.
• Admission Ticket Free
Highlight
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Service animals allowed
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Most travelers can participate
Rubber soled shoes recommended, high heels not recommended
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 80 travelers
Max group – 10
