It’s An Epic New England Adventure Taking A Boat Tour To A Seafood Restaurant In Maine

In Maine, we love the ocean as much as we love our forests. We have the cream of the crop when it comes to seafood and boating. Why not experience both with this boat tour to a seafood restaurant in Maine? Welcome to the Acadia Dinner Cruise with Sail Acadia which will take you to one of the best seafood restaurants in Maine.

Hop aboard the Elizabeth T with Sail Acadia. There are several tours to choose from, including a Lobster & Nature Tour, a Sunset Cruise, and private boat charters. However, the Dinner Cruise Tour is a wonderful and romantic adventure.

Bring your favorite beverages as you sail along the coasts of Bear Island and the Cranberry Isles. You’re likely to see marine wildlife like seals and porpoises along the way!

You’ll soon pull up to the dock at Islesford Dock Restaurant where you’re in for some of the best seafood around.

This long restaurant is partially built over the water with rustic wood construction and has pure New England fishing culture vibes.

If you’re going to a seafood restaurant in Maine, you know there’s going to be excellent lobster. Crack it open, dip it in melted butter, and it's pure bliss.

There’s nothing like freshly caught oysters with a pint of ale to make for a wonderful meal. A fine selection of local craft brews is on hand to go with an ever-changing selection of fresh seafood.

After a delectable seafood meal, you’ll boat back to your point of origin with the setting sun. It’s the perfect way to spend an evening.

Please keep in mind that the Islesford Dock Restaurant suffered storm damage and is expected to re-open this summer as will this specific tour. That’s not far off! However, the other tours are still available until then. Don’t miss out!

Have you ever taken a boat tour with Sail Acadia or eaten at Islesford Dock Restaurant in Maine? Let us know about your experiences in the comments. For the most current updates, follow Sail Acadia and Islesford Dock Restaurant on Facebook Come back to the Cranberry Islands and take a look around to see if you can find any beautiful sea glass:

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