Full Day Maine Lighthouse Trail Tour from Nashua NH
Manchester, New Hampshire
Trip Type: Day Trips
Duration: 9 hours
Take this 1-day Maine Lighthouse Trail tour and see 5 different lighthouses. Learn the history of the lighthouses, how the lighthouses are maintained and the many chores of the lighthouse keepers. The tour includes a stop at Stonewall Kitchen, one of New England's leading producers of jams, jellies and relishes, where you'll have the opportunity to sample over 50 different products. A traditional lobster lunch (chicken option is also available) is also included.
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Take this 1-day Maine Lighthouse Trail tour and see 5 different lighthouses. Learn the history of the lighthouses, how the lighthouses are maintained and the many chores of the lighthouse keepers. The tour includes a stop at Stonewall Kitchen, one of New England's leading producers of jams, jellies and relishes, where you'll have the opportunity to sample over 50 different products. A traditional lobster lunch (chicken option is also available) is also included.You will depart from New Hampshire at 8:30am for a 1-day tour to see 5 different lighthouses in Maine.
The first stop is a visit to Stonewall Kitchen for a sampling of their products. Stonewall Kitchen is a leading producer of jams, jellies, and relishes in New England. They put out 50 different products to sample and taste.
Next it is on to Nubble Light, one of the most photographed lighthouses on the Maine Coast. There is a gift shop, artist painting and an ice-cream stand.
Lunch will feature a Maine Lobster Lunch (chicken option is also available).
Then it is on to visit the Portland Headlight and learn why George Washington commissioned a fort at this point and ordered a signal fire to be lit. The tour continues and you will see the lighthouse on Rams Island as well as Two Lights at Cape Elizabeth. The next stop will be the lighthouse at Spring Point. Several lighthouses will be seen today, while learning how the lighthouses are maintained and the many chores of the lighthouse keepers.
The tour is approximately 9 hours and ends when you return to your original departure point.
The first stop is a visit to Stonewall Kitchen for a sampling of their products. Stonewall Kitchen is a leading producer of jams, jellies, and relishes in New England. They put out 50 different products to sample and taste.
Next it is on to Nubble Light, one of the most photographed lighthouses on the Maine Coast. There is a gift shop, artist painting and an ice-cream stand.
Lunch will feature a Maine Lobster Lunch (chicken option is also available).
Then it is on to visit the Portland Headlight and learn why George Washington commissioned a fort at this point and ordered a signal fire to be lit. The tour continues and you will see the lighthouse on Rams Island as well as Two Lights at Cape Elizabeth. The next stop will be the lighthouse at Spring Point. Several lighthouses will be seen today, while learning how the lighthouses are maintained and the many chores of the lighthouse keepers.
The tour is approximately 9 hours and ends when you return to your original departure point.
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