Peaceful getaways in Tenants Harbor
Visitors flock to the Mid Coast of Maine for the fresh seafood, picturesque lighthouses and quaint seaside villages like Tenants Harbor. From quiet days spent lounging by the water in an Adirondack chair with nothing but a book for company, to thrilling excursions on lobster boats and hikes along gorgeous, rocky coastline, there are endless ways to fall in love with this part of New England and a stay in Tenants Harbor will put you in the midst of it all. Whether you're after a cozy cottage retreat or a spacious waterfront home for the whole family, there's a Tenants Harbor vacation rental waiting for you.
Island outings near Tenants Harbor
Just 10 miles off the mainland, Monhegan Island is home to an incredible seasonal artists' colony and stunning natural attractions worth a day trip from Tenants Harbor. You can catch a boat from nearby Port Clyde to the little village here to check out the art museum, housed in an old lighthouse keeper's cottage that is on the National Register of Historic Places, and pop into studios and galleries where local artists create and display their works each summer. Elsewhere around the island, you'll discover the beauty that inspires these creators, from flower-filled meadows and balsam fir woods, to soaring, rocky sea cliffs.
Looking for lighthouses in Tenants Harbor
The Mid Coast of Maine is known for its picture-perfect lighthouses and Tenants Harbor is the perfect place to see the sights. Head to the Maine Lighthouse Museum, a few miles up the coast in Rockland, to map out your excursion and learn more about the maritime heritage here. Then it's off to snap photos at spots like Owls Head Light, build in 1852, and Marshall Point Lighthouse, which has been featured on the big screen. Though you can reach many of these scenic beacons by car, boat tours in the bay also offer an incredible way to see the lights.
Don't forget the coats and sweaters (even in summer)
With annual snowfalls more than twice that of the national average, don't be surprised if you find your St. George vacation rental coated in a thick blanket of the white stuff from December through March (and possibly longer). The crisp winter air is sure to wake you up, as temperatures at that time dip well below the freezing point. Warm breezes offer a change of pace in the summer months, with 70+ degree temperatures making June through August a pleasant time for exploring the coast (though you'll probably want layers at night).
Hitting the parks and trails near Tenants Harbor
Thanks to its coastal location, the area around Tenants Harbor holds a world of natural delights, which you can explore at spots like Camden Hills State Park. A climb up Mount Battie leads to panoramic views over the island-dotted West Penobscot Bay and occasional glimpses of Acadia National Park's Cadillac Mountain when the skies are clear. There are plenty of opportunities to spot wildlife and birds while hiking, and horseback riding too, and come winter, the trails turn into snowshoeing and skiing paths. After a long day enjoying the abundant nature, it's just a short drive back to your Tenants Harbor vacation rental to rest up for the next adventure.
Transportation to and around Tenants Harbor
The nearest airport is in Rockland, ME (RKD-Knox County Regional), located 6.1 mi (9.8 km) from the city center. If you're unable to find a flight that fits your schedule, you could also fly into Wiscasset, ME (ISS), which is 25.8 mi (41.5 km) away.
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