Things To Do in KennebunkportThings To Do in Kennebunkport
Dock SquareDock Square
The vibrant heart of Kennebunkport, filled with unique boutiques, art galleries, and seafood restaurants. It's great for strolling, shopping for souvenirs, and grabbing a lobster roll.
Ocean AvenueOcean Avenue
A scenic drive showcasing stunning ocean vistas and impressive "cottages" (mansions), including Walker's Point, the Bush family's summer retreat. You'll pass by St. Ann's Episcopal Church, a beautiful stone church overlooking the rocky shore, and natural formations like Spouting Rock and Blowing Cave.
Goose Rocks BeachGoose Rocks Beach
Known for its three miles of soft sand and calm waters, perfect for relaxing, beachcombing, and enjoying the serene environment.
Kennebunk BeachKennebunk Beach
(Gooch's, Middle, and Mother's Beach)- A mile-long stretch of sand, great for walks, swimming, and even surfing (rentals available at Aquaholics). Mother's Beach is known for tide pooling.
Colony BeachColony Beach
As know as Arundel Beach. This is a smaller, quieter beach near The Nonantum.
Parson's BeachParson's Beach
Parsons Way Shore Walk: A two-mile paved path winding along the Cape Arundel coastline, offering breathtaking views of the Gulf of Maine. It's an easy walk suitable for all.
Rugosa Lobster ToursRugosa Lobster Tours
Lobster Boat Tours (e.g., Rugosa Lobster Tours): A fantastic way to experience Maine's iconic lobstering industry firsthand. Guests can learn about lobster biology, help haul traps, and enjoy the coastal views. The Rugosa Lobster Tours often depart directly from The Nonantum!
Pineapple KetchPineapple Ketch
Sailing Excursions (e.g., Pineapple Ketch Sailing Tours): Enjoy a relaxing or exhilarating sail on a schooner. The Pineapple Ketch also departs from The Nonantum, offering day or sunset cruises.
Seashore Trolley MuseumSeashore Trolley Museum
The world's oldest and largest electric railway museum, offering a unique collection of vintage trolleys and scenic rides through the countryside. A great option for all ages, especially on a rainy day.
The Kennebunkport Historical SocietyThe Kennebunkport Historical Society
Learn about the town's rich history, including its shipbuilding heritage and the Bush family's connection to the area.
Franciscan MonasteryFranciscan Monastery
A peaceful sanctuary with walking paths, shrines, and grottos leading to the Kennebunk River. It's a serene place for a stroll.
Kennebunkport Trolley ToursKennebunkport Trolley Tours
A narrated sightseeing tour that highlights the area's main attractions and historic sites.