How to get here

Angelique is located at 12 Atlantic Ave, Camden, ME 04843.

If you drive, take I-95 north from the Boston area to Exit 44-I-295. Take I-295 to Exit 28–Bath Brunswick, Rte. 1. This coastal route will take you to Camden. Drive time is about 4 hours. An alternate inland Route avoids heavy seasonal Rte. 1 traffic: I-295 north to exit 49–Gardiner/Randolph. Take Rte. 201 to Gardiner; cross Kennebec River bridge to Randolph. Take Route 226 to Route 17 east to Route 90, West Rockport. Go east on 90 to US Route 1, Rockport, and take US Route 1 north to Camden. We provide free parking.

 
By bus

Bus service to Camden is provided by Concord Coach Lines from Boston’s Logan airport and from Portland, Maine. The bus stop in Camden is about 1 mile from the boat. You can walk the mile downhill to the boat, or a taxi service between the bus stop and boat can be arranged with Schooner Bay Taxi (207-594-5000).


Air

In Maine, major airlines provide service to Portland, 85 miles south of Camden, and Bangor, 70 miles northwest of Camden. There are commuter airline flights from Boston to Knox County Airport in Rockland, a town 8 miles south of Camden. Taxi service is available from the airport through Schooner Bay Taxi (207-594-500) or Joe’s Taxi (207-975-3560).


Car

Both major airports offer car rentals, or a car service can pick you up at either airport and deliver you to the boat. Car service arrangements from Portland can be made with Sterling Elite (1-207-785-3100).  Taxi service from Bangor can be made with Dick’s Taxi (1-207-942-6403).  If you do bring your own car, the all-inclusive price of your cruise includes free parking.


If you need help with travel arrangements, we recommend AAA Travel Agency in Portland, Maine (207-780-6950).

Extending your stay

Our recommendations for inns, B&Bs, and motels in and around Camden

Explore the natural beauty of Camden before or after your cruise aboard Angelique with a one or two-night stay as part of your vacation. Enjoy wandering the village or take a hike to the top of Mt Battie in Camden Hills State Park with miles of well-groomed trails and spectacular views of Camden Harbor, Penobscot Bay and the islands beyond.

Hawthorn Inn (207) 236 8842  info@camdenhawthorn.com www.camdenhawthorn.com

Blue Harbor House (207) 236 3196 info@blueharborhouse.com www.blueharborhouse.com

Camden Maine Stay (207) 236 9636 innkeeper@camdenmainestay.com www.camdenmainestay.com

Hartstone Inn (207) 236 4259 info@hartstoneinn.com www.hartstoneinn.com

Towne Motel (207) 236 3377 info@camdenmotel.com www.camdenmotel.com

Blackberry Inn B&B (207) 236 6060  innkeepers@blackberryinn.com www.blackberryinn.com

Elms of Camden (207) 236 6250  innkeepers@blackberryinn.com www.elmsofcamden.com

The Belmont Inn (207) 236 8053  innkeeper@thebelmontinn.com www.thebelmontinn.com

Camden Windward House (877) 492 9656  inkeepers@windwardhouse.com www.windwardhouse.com

Captain Swift Inn (207) 230 4028  innkeepers@captainswiftinn.com www.captainswiftinn.com

Any of the Historic Inns of Rockland info@historicinnsofrockland.com www.historicinnsofrockland.com

Our Favorite Links

Maine Windjammer Association www.sailmainecoast.com

Hamilton Marine www.hamiltonmarine.com

Maine Gold (maple syrup!) www.mainegold.com

Fred LeBlanc (windjammer photographer) www.fredleblancphotography.com

Neal Parent (our photo cruise instructor!) www.nealparent.com

Amazing Maine (photography) www.amazingmaine.com