On Sunday night we drove a short ways down I-95 to Coastal 1 to Ogunquit, Maine. It’s a tiny beach town that is potentially the most quaint place I’ve ever visited. It’s straight from a movie.
Before arriving, we booked a two hour sailing trip from Perkins Cove on the Silverlining. Captain Jack and his mate Beau were great hosts – providing a crisp evening with a half rainbow and orangey sunset. We picked up some Shipyard Brewing Company Summer Ale, local from Portland Maine, and took it on board. Our time on the Silverlining was the most memorable time of the trip. I hope to revisit for a longer stay at some point.
After the chilly adventure, we sampled more chowder, lobster and scallops on the Cove before heading south to Portsmouth, New Hampshire!
Mod Meals on Mendenhall 
Yes! Shipyard Summer Ale was also my favorite-with a lobster roll!! Did you know Barney Frank got married in Ogunquit? Fun Maine facts!!
You missed the Museum of American Art, a short walk around the coast from Perkin’s Cove? Make a note for next time – it’s a treat. Hope you DIDN’T miss Bob’s Clam Shack in Kittery or Anneke Jans in Kittery Point. The former is a classic, the latter can be quite exquisite.