• L.L. Bean Factory Store - Immerse yourself in the essence of Maine’s outdoor lifestyle at the renowned L.L.Bean flagship store in Freeport. Open every day of the year, this expansive location combines classic New England charm with the cozy ambiance of fall—ideal for exploring boots, flannels, and outdoor gear amidst the vibrant autumn scenery. Be sure to capture a photo with the giant Bean Boot at the entrance!

• Androscoggin Swinging Bridge - Enjoy a brief journey back in time on this historic footbridge spanning the Androscoggin River. Originally constructed in 1892 by the Roebling Company—the same engineers who designed the Brooklyn Bridge—the Androscoggin Swinging Bridge gently sways with each step, providing sweeping river views and a hint of adventure. Surrounded by autumn foliage, it’s a serene stop rich in charm and local history.

• Boothbay Harbor - This picturesque coastal village bursts into life in the fall with vibrant leaves, refreshing sea breezes, and the aroma of salt and pine. Wander along the charming harborfront, discover quaint shops and galleries, or enjoy a fresh lobster roll by the docks. Whether observing sailboats glide by or soaking in the small-town charm, Boothbay Harbor offers a tranquil and scenic slice of classic Maine.

• Bath - Situated along the Kennebec River, Bath is a historic shipbuilding town steeped in maritime tradition. Home to the esteemed Bath Iron Works and the intriguing Maine Maritime Museum, this delightful city presents a unique mix of a working waterfront and small-town New England allure. In autumn, the brick-lined streets are aglow with fall colors—ideal for a scenic walk, local shopping, or riverside views that narrate Maine’s seafaring history.

• Fort Edgecomb State Historical Site - Set on a bluff overlooking the Sheepscot River, Fort Edgecomb is a well-preserved 1808 octagonal blockhouse built to protect Maine’s coast during the Jeffersonian Embargo. Surrounded by autumn foliage and scenic river views, it offers a tranquil step back into early American history. A brief visit here reveals not only strategic military design but also expansive views of Midcoast Maine’s natural beauty.

• Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens - The Gardens span 323 acres, with 19 acres dedicated to ornamental and themed gardens featuring native Maine plants and others suited to northern coastal conditions. Trails and points of interest cover over 150 acres of mature forest, wetlands, and a mile of tidal shoreline. The campus showcases innovative landscape designs, impressive stonework, unique sculptures, and scenic views, inviting visitors of all ages and abilities to explore nature’s connections at their leisure. Celebrated as one of Maine’s top attractions, a visit to the Gardens is unforgettable, regardless of the season. In December, the gardens illuminate during the Gardens Aglow event, making it the final stop for guests to enjoy the spectacular evening lights.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Snacks
• Entrance fees

• Gratuities
• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages

Discover the stunning central coast of Maine on an exclusive, all-day tour crafted specifically for you. Unlike crowded bus tours, this intimate group experience provides personalized attention, comfort, and flexibility. Journey in style through autumn-touched landscapes as a local guide takes you to carefully selected highlights—such as the iconic Portland Head Light, the picturesque harbor town of Boothbay, and the historic Fort Edgecomb. Stroll across the gently swaying Androscoggin Swinging Bridge, shop at the renowned L.L.Bean Flagship Store, and enjoy riverside views in Bath, known as “The City of Ships.” Experience coastal Maine at its best—customized, immersive, and unforgettable.

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