Personalized, Interpretive Tours of Lubec and Campobello
NOTICE: Tours for 2012 Our tour schedule for 2012 has not been finalized. If you are interested in paticipating in a tour this year, please contact us. |
Explore the Intertidal ShoreDiscover the hardy animals and plants that survive in the hostile intertidal zone environment. |
Walking on Water StreetPicture Lubec through its turbulent, roller-coaster history as you walk along Water Street, hearing the stories of days gone by. |
Tide Mill Organic FarmVisit a working organic farm on Cobscook Bay that has been in the Bell family since 1765. |
Bogs and the Ice AgeExplore how plants and animals have adapted in this nutrient-poor wetland carved out by the last glacier. |
Sightseeing and History
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Visitor Comments
A few visitors' answers to the question "What did you like best about your experience on our tour?"
What particularly attracted me about your tours was their small size and particular suitability to a multigenerational group, as ours was. I wish we had taken the history tour early in our stay in Lubec because we were shown so many places we would have liked to explore later on our own - more than we had time for. We all enjoyed our Lubec vacation - except the long drive to get there - and your tour was one of the highlights.
Bob and Carol W. of Washington DC
What I liked most was the tour guide's enthusiasm and general knowledge of the town and fishing industry history.
Micheal G. of Gaithersburg, MD
What I liked most was the casual nature of the tour - very friendly and knowledgeable tour guide. What I liked most was the fact that the tour guides were local people who love the place, and their enthusiasm is infectious. Now I want to move here.
Dennis and Connie K., Belgrade, ME
What I liked most was all of the local sea creatures. Wonderful tour guide, so good with the kids!
Mandy C., Brunswick MD
What I liked most was the seaweeds and their multitudinous friends; the enthusiasm and love the tour guide has for her work.
Bindu D., Port Richmond, CA
What I liked most was interesting rocks; tasting rose hips and dulse.
Mara V., Washington DC
What I liked most was that the tour guide knew so many interesting things and was enthusiastic in sharing that with us. I've walked on the beach many times oblivious to some of the amazing things that were going on right at my feet. I also enjoyed the fact that the tour guide wasn't afraid to get her hands dirty while at the same time she demonstrated a great respect for all of the creatures and their environment.
Sandi K., moved from Indiana to Lubec, ME
What I liked most was seeing so much of Lubec that I had not realized was part of the town.
Helen Z., New York City
What I liked most was that there was so much I didn't know and she tailored the tour to our interests.
BariSue M., Calais ME
What I liked most was everything. All stops were kid friendly!
Donna A., West Bridgewater, MA
"Lubec ... not easy to get to, but hard to forget."
