Day Sailers & Harbor Tours

Launched on August 22, 1978, the Schooner Appledore II is the largest of her four sister ships, Appledores I, III, IV, and V. The last schooner custom built by the Harvey Gamage Shipyard in South Bristol, she was designed by Bud McIntosh and built by Herb and Doris Smith for a trip around the world. She now sails daily from Camden during the summer.

A traditional wooden lobster boat, 1-hour trips leave from the docks in Camden daily. Kids, dogs, food & beverages (including beer and wine) are welcome aboard.

Built 2003 and operated by The Wooden Boat Company of Camden, Maine. Heron was designed by the famous yacht designer John G. Alden in 1929. A traditional wooden vessel she is a work of art. With a roomy cockpit and spacious decks, passengers enjoy true comfort.

The 58-foot Lazy Jack II is a gaff-rigged schooner built in Hope, Maine and launched in 2004. Its lines originate from L.F. Herreshoff’s Mobjack which was a predecessor to the famous Ticonderoga.

A traditional wooden lobster boat, the Lively Lady Too brings guests out on the bay throughout the day from the Camden Harbor landing. Hauling traps and watching the area wildlife, guests learn all about lobstering along the coast of Maine.

Originally called the "Whistle Binkie", Olad was designed by Chester A. Crosby and built in 1927 as a private yacht. Originally 47' 9" overall, she now measures 57'. She sails from the Camden Public Landing as part of the day sailing fleet, taking passengers out for 2-hour cruises as well as private charters.

The oldest daysailing windjammer in Camden, this 91 year old fisherman yacht competed in the early Bermuda races while under her first owner, a founder of the Cruising Club of America. Now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, she sails daily from the Camden Public Landing on 2-hour trips. Guests: 18