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Bath Maine: The City of Ships

Bath Maine: The City of Ships

Explore historic Bath, Maine with a guided tour, cruise & visit to the Maine Maritime Museum!

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Explore historic Bath, Maine with a guided tour, cruise & visit to the Maine Maritime Museum!

Bath, Maine: The City of Ships

 

Friday, September 18

 

History abounds in this American shipbuilding coastal town. During its 19th century heyday, Bath was the fifth largest seaport in America. Today, Bath still sparkles as a vibrant coastal city with authentic charm. Home to Bath Iron Works, one of the largest modern-day shipbuilders for the Navy, nestled right alongside 19th century buildings.

 

We will have some free time to enjoy lunch and light shopping in the quaint bricked downtown area before our guided walking tour. On our 90-minute walking tour (about 1 mile of walking), our knowledgeable local guide will regale us with stories from the past 400 years of this historic town. Discover charming Victorian period buildings, hidden gems, intriguing (and sometimes scandalous!) local history and lore as we learn about the City of Ships along the banks of the Kennbec River.

 

Explore the Maine Maritime Museum with exhibits on Maine's fabled lobstering industry with interactive exhibits on the biology of lobsters and the evolution of lobstering boats, traps and more. Learn more about Bath's shipbuilding history with displays of historic small watercraft, canoes, and lobster boats all the way up to the modern Naval destroyers being built at the Iron Works. The museum campus also houses the Donnell House, a full Victorian era 1892 shipyard owner's home, and a full-scale replication of the Cape Elizabeth Two Lights lighthouse lantern rooms to get a close-up interactive look at how lighthouses work.

 

End the day with an hour-long narrated cruise along the Kennbec River. We will cruise downriver to get a better look at the museum's historic shipyard, wildlife, two lighthouses, and spectacular close-up views of Bath Iron Work's Naval shipbuilding yard.

 

No trip to Maine would be complete without a stop at the famous Len Libby Candies to do some sweet treat shopping and marvel at their full size 1,700-pound moose made entirely of chocolate!

 

$190

 

 

 

 

 

Departure Times

Dennis - 6:30 AM
Barnstable - 6:45 AM
Sagamore - 7:05 AM

Return Times

Sagamore - 9:15 PM
Barnstable - 9:35 PM
Dennis - 9:50 PM

Package Includes:

90 minuted walking tour of Bath

admission to the Maine Maritime Museum

1 hour narrated cruise

free time in downtown Bath

shopping at Len Libby Candies

Deluxe motorcoach transportation

gratuities for tour guides, tour escort, driver

 

Payments & Cancellations:

personal checks & money orders accepted via mail

Visa & MasterCard payments accepted via phone or online.

Cancellation Protection is available for this trip for $10.00 per person (does not cover weather related cancellations)

 



 

 

Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.

Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.

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Name Address
1-Dennis Patriots Square, Route 134, South Dennis
On Stop & Shop side, park in lot closest to Rt 134
2- Barnstable Barnstable Exit 68 Commuter Lot - behind
Burger King, wait at enclosures
3- Sagamore Sagamore Commuter Lot at base of bridge
on NON Cape side, wait at enclosures
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