| 2008 Press Releases |
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Sail Away on Uncle Sam
Wondering what to do with that $600 rebate that will be coming your way this spring? |
April 2008 |
Maine Windjammer "Families" Embrace Solo Shipmates
For solo travelers looking for an adventure where they can comfortably fit in, a Maine windjammer cruise comes with its own circle of friends.
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March 2008 |
Land & Sea Package
From Maine Windjammers to Rockland Historic Inns, experience the Maine Coast in a low-impact, high recreation land and sea eco-package featuring lighthouses, lobsters and the lure of the sea. |
February 2008 |
Sailing Safaris
No Land-Rovers or bush guides required to enjoy “big game”wildlife sightings on the Maine Coast. Top Ten windjammer wildlife encounters include sea creatures below and soaring raptors above. |
January 2008 |
Family Friendly Cruises
Looking for the ideal vacation that will appeal to the whole family? |
January 2008 |
Heritage Sails Past Quarter-Century Mark
This year marks the Heritage’s 25th anniversary. Designed and built in 1983 by her owners Captains Doug and Linda Lee, the Heritage is the newest sailing schooner in the Maine fleet. |
January 2008 |
Specialty Cruises
For guests who need more structure in their day, there are specialty cruises that range from wine tasting and seamanship to knitting and whalewatching. |
January 2008 |
Great Schooner Race
The captains are the first to admit it. The Great Schooner Race is one of the quirkiest events in modern maritime history. |
January 2008 |
The History of Maine's Tall Ships
Learn how windjamming got its start in Maine. |
January 2008 |
Who's Who
The twelve members of the Maine Windjammer Association fleet. |
January 2008 |
Top 10 Literary Anchorages
Ten “Best Sellers” that combine a favorite Maine windjammer anchorage with the writer who lived there.
Click here for an interactive map of the Top 10 Literary Anchorages. |
January 2008 |
