Bangor

Visit Stephen King's House – A must for fans! Drive by the famous wrought-iron gate with bats and spiderwebs.

Walk the Bangor Waterfront – Great for a relaxing stroll, river views, and occasional concerts or festivals.

Explore Downtown – Enjoy coffee shops and breakfast spots, breweries, boutique shops, and spots like Bagel Central, Paddy Murphys, Blaze or Timber Kitchen & Bar for local eats.

Cole Land Transportation Museum – A surprising gem showcasing Maine's history through cars, trains, and military memorabilia.

Bangor City Forest & Orono Bog Walk – Easy walking trails and a peaceful boardwalk through a unique bog ecosystem.

Bucksport

Penobscot Narrows Bridge & Observatory – Ride the elevator up to one of the tallest bridge observatories in the world for panoramic views!

Fort Knox Historic Site – A massive granite fort from the 1800s—fun to explore with kids or history lovers.

Downtown Bucksport Waterfront Walk – A peaceful harbor path perfect for photos and ice cream at The Dairy Port.

Belfast

Explore Downtown Belfast – Wander through charming streets filled with local boutiques, art galleries, and specialty shops.

Delvino's Grill & Pasta House – A must-visit for Italian cuisine lovers, offering handmade pasta, fresh seafood, and a cozy, historic atmosphere.

Out on a Whimsey Candy Shop – Step into a whimsical, old-fashioned candy store filled with nostalgic treats, Maine-made sweets, and fun gifts.

Belfast Harbor Walk – Stroll along the scenic waterfront boardwalk with views of the harbor, boats, and Penobscot Bay.

Ellsworth

Explore Downtown Ellsworth – Stroll through a charming Main Street filled with local shops, galleries, and cafés in this gateway town to Acadia.

Rooster Brothers – A foodie’s paradise offering gourmet kitchenware, specialty foods, and a cozy coffee bar with river views.

Momo’s Cheesecakes – A must-stop for decadent, homemade cheesecakes in dozens of rotating flavors—perfect for a sweet treat or a gift to bring home.

Castine

Walk the Town Common – Stroll under towering elms past historic homes, churches, and the Maine Maritime Academy campus in one of Maine’s oldest towns.

Visit Fort George – Explore the grassy remains of this Revolutionary War-era British fort with sweeping views of Penobscot Bay.

Castine Lighthouse (Dice Head Light) – Walk the short trail to this postcard-worthy lighthouse perched above the rugged coastline.

Wilson Museum – Dive into local history, geology, and maritime heritage through well-curated exhibits and artifacts.

The Backshore – A hidden gem with rocky shoreline, perfect for a quiet coastal walk or a scenic picnic spot.

Bar Harbor / Acadia National Park

1. Hike or drive up Cadillac Mountain to see the sunset or the first sunrise in the U.S (Must purchase driving tickets 2 days in advance at 10am, visit recreation.gov to purchase driving reservations)

2. Visit Jordan Pond (and Jordan Pondhouse for the famous popovers)

3. Walk the Ocean Path for jaw-dropping views.

4. Sand Beach - Take a polar dip into this picturesque stretch of sand nestled between granite mountains and the Atlantic, perfect for sunbathing, strolling, or swimmers.

5. Thunder Hole – A natural wave-powered rock formation that “booms” at high tide.

Bar Harbor Town – Charming shops, lobster rolls, whale watching tours, and blueberry everything. Try the famous lobster ice cream at Ben & Bill's Chocolate Emporium.

Bar Harbor Shore Path – A serene coastal walk that begins downtown at The Bar Harbor Inn and winds along the rocky shoreline, offering stunning views of Frenchman Bay and the Porcupine Islands.

Freeport

Visit L.L. Bean Flagship Store – Open 24/7, this iconic Maine destination is perfect for shopping outdoor gear, enjoying live events, and snapping a photo with the giant boot.

Explore Freeport Village – Discover charming local shops, outlet stores, and cozy cafés all nestled within a walkable downtown.

Wolfe’s Neck Woods State Park – A peaceful coastal escape offering forest trails, rocky shorelines, and osprey viewing along Casco Bay.

Desert of Maine – A quirky natural phenomenon with sand dunes, nature trails, and a fun, family-friendly museum experience.

Portland

Old Port District – Cobblestone streets lined with boutiques, coffee shops, breweries, and restaurants. Great for walking and people-watching.

Portland Head Light – Maine’s most iconic lighthouse in Cape Elizabeth, with dramatic cliffside views.

Allagash Brewing Company – A favorite for beer lovers; free tastings and tours available.

Harbor Cruise or Lobster Boat Tour – See Casco Bay by boat and learn about Maine’s fishing culture.

Eventide Oyster Co. – Famous for oysters and inventive small plates.

C&A

Rehearsal Dinner

Wedding Day

Reception