American Eagle
Captain John Foss
Homeport: Rockland, Maine
Guests: 26
www.schooneramericaneagle.com
Captain John Foss
Homeport: Rockland, Maine
Guests: 26
www.schooneramericaneagle.com
Captain Dennis Gallant
Homeport: Camden, Maine
Guests: 29
www.sailangelique.com
The 95' ketch-rigged Angelique was built specifically for the windjamming trade in 1980. Patterned after the 19th century sailing ships that fished off the coast of England, the Angelique was built for safety, and offers the unique feature of a deckhouse salon.
Captains Ray & Ann Williamson
Homeport: Camden, Maine
Guests: 29
www.mainewindjammercruises.com
Captains Doug and Linda Lee
Homeport: Rockland, Maine
Guests: 30
www.schoonerheritage.com
Captain Brenda Thomas
Homeport: Rockland, Maine
Guests: 22
www.isaacevans.com
The Isaac H. Evans was built in Mauricetown, New Jersey in 1886 and spent many years oystering on the Delaware Bay. In 1973 she was completely rebuilt for the windjamming trade. National Historic Landmark.
Captains John Finger and Anne Mahle
Homeport: Rockland, Maine
Guests: 24
www.mainewindjammer.com
Noah Barnes, J.R. Braugh
Homeport: Rockland, ME
Guests: 16
www.schoonerladona.com
The Schooner Ladona was launched in 1922 in Boothbay Harbor, Maine, as a private yacht for the Loring family. She cruised the eastern seaboard and went on to win her class in the 1923 Bermuda’s cup. During WWII she served with the US Navy as a submarine patrol. She has been restored to her original ocean-yacht glory and name and offers a brand new windjammer cruising experience.
Captains Garth Wells and Jenny Tobin
Homeport: Camden, Maine
Guests: 21
www.schoonerfrench.com
Captains Barry King and Jennifer Martin
Homeport: Camden, Maine
Guests: 29
www.schoonermaryday.com
Captains Ray and Ann Williamson
Homeport: Camden, Maine
Guests: 29
www.mainewindjammercruises.com
Captains Ray and Ann Williamson
Homeport: Camden, Maine
Guests: 6
www.mainewindjammercruises.com
Captain Noah and Jane Barnes
Homeport: Rockland, Maine
Guests: 22
www.stephentaber.com
The Stephen Taber was built as a coasting schooner in 1871 on Long Island, New York. The 68' schooner is the oldest documented sailing vessel in continuous service in the United States, and she was recently designated as a National Historic Landmark.
Captain Bill Brown
Homeport: Rockland, Maine
Guests: 7
www.schoonersummertime.com
Captains Lance Meadows, Jon Finger, Annie Mahle
Homeport: Belfast
Guests: 45
www.mainedaysail.com
A national historic land-mark, and one of the few working schooners born and raised in Maine, the Schooner Timberwind began her life in 1931 as a Pilot ship and protected the waters of Casco Bay during WWII. After 40 years hosting passengers for multi-day cruises, the Timberwind has new life as Maine DaySail offering day sails out of Belfast, Maine.
Captains Kip Files and Paul DeGaeta
Homeport: Rockland, Maine
Guests: 40
www.victorychimes.com