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Maine Beaches Association Blog
by Catherine Creighton
2y ago
Beachcombing is one of the most fun, family friendly activities to do while here at the Maine Beaches, and one of the greatest treasures you can find is sea glass. The post blog post template appeared first on The Maine Beaches ..read more
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THE MAINE BEACHES: FALL IN LOVE (AGAIN…AND AGAIN)
Maine Beaches Association Blog
by Catherine Creighton
2y ago
test of the excerpt The post THE MAINE BEACHES: FALL IN LOVE (AGAIN…AND AGAIN) appeared first on The Maine Beaches ..read more
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SEA GLASS: GEMS OF THE OCEAN
Maine Beaches Association Blog
by Paige Farmer
2y ago
Beachcombing is one of the most fun, family friendly activities to do while here at the Maine Beaches, and one of the greatest treasures you can find is sea glass. Whether you are simply a curious wanderer exploring our shores, or an avid hunter of this highly sought-after gem, the article below is full of great information on what it is, where you can find it here, and some tips for making your endeavor a successful one!  What is sea glass? Sea glass is physically and chemically weathered glass found on beaches along bodies of salt water that produces a distinct natural frosted ..read more
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A SLOW FOOD JOURNEY THROUGH THE MAINE BEACHES REGION
Maine Beaches Association Blog
by Paige Farmer
2y ago
There are many things to love about the Maine Beaches region. From rocky shorelines and sandy beaches, to hiking trails and nature preserves, to historic lighthouses and quaint accommodations, each visit offers many chances to explore and relax. No matter which adventures you choose to enjoy, a visit is not complete without slowing down to explore the region’s delectable, local cuisine. From fried oyster appetizers to blueberry pie desserts-plus everything in between-one thing is certain: you want to bring your appetite! We have the perfect way to savor it all – slow food. What is slow food? A ..read more
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THE MAINE BEACHES: FALL IN LOVE (AGAIN…AND AGAIN)
Maine Beaches Association Blog
by Paige Farmer
2y ago
The season of love is upon us! While we know there’s plenty to love in the Southern Maine Beaches region all year long, the winter season graces us with unique opportunities and experiences that can’t be missed. Whether you’re in search of snow-covered New England views, warm hearty meals, savory sweet treats, or cozy accommodations, you and your loved ones are sure to find all of this and more in the Maine Beaches Region! Take advantage of this quiet season, and Kennebunkport’s February ‘Paint the Town Red’ event to breathe in the crisp air and visit your favorite sites without the crowds. Yo ..read more
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SCENIC BYWAYS
Maine Beaches Association Blog
by Paige Farmer
2y ago
Photo Credit: @Phil Stone Photography There is little more relaxing than a lazy scenic Sunday drive, and with fall ushering in gorgeous days, spectacular foliage, thinner crowds and lighter traffic, the Maine Beaches is the perfect place to consider indulging.  If you are hearing the call for an autumn day trip to the Maine Beaches during, may we suggest the following scenic byways to take in the splendor?  Route 1A (the coastal road) meanders alongside crashing waves, long sandy beaches and majestic views. Want a quiet drive with an unforgettable sight? Plan to take the ro ..read more
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OFF THE BEATEN PATH
Maine Beaches Association Blog
by Paige Farmer
2y ago
Guest Blog by Lisa Luken, Simple Joy Living Slow Down and Savor the Adventures that Await in the Maine Beaches Region Sitting on a bench along a tidal marsh listening to birds sing. Hiking up a mountain with your family to take in sweeping views of the mighty Atlantic Ocean. Walking cobblestone streets and visiting shops in quaint New England towns. All of this and more are waiting for you in the Maine Beaches Region. Your iconic Maine experiences will be here too-the lighthouse dotted coastline, the miles of sandy beaches, and the fresh lobster sandwiches followed by warm blueberry pie. Yet ..read more
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SET A PLACE AT YOUR TABLE FOR MAINE!
Maine Beaches Association Blog
by Paige Farmer
2y ago
We know that travel plans this summer may still be a bit uncertain (see the article below for more information on visiting the state), but if you’re not able to be here, let us help you bring Maine to your table! Many local restaurants and food purveyors have stretched their creativity and their services to now offer overnight shipping of their best products, dishes and delights! Whether you are looking for all the right ingredients to create your own Maine masterpiece or wanting something fully prepared, check out the variety of options at your fingertips! Lobster and Seafood: There ..read more
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NEW TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS TO MAINE: MILLS ADMINISTRATION PRESS RELEASE JUNE 2020
Maine Beaches Association Blog
by Paige Farmer
2y ago
Mills Administration Unveils “Keep Maine Healthy” Plan to Protect Maine People, Visitors & Support Small Businesses During Tourism Season June 8, 2020 Building on expanding capacity, the plan provides testing option as an alternative to Maine’s 14-day quarantine  The Mills Administration today unveiled an alternative to the State’s 14-day quarantine requirement for people entering Maine. The multilayered plan, called Keep Maine Healthy, aims to protect the health of Maine people and visitors while allowing the opportunity for people to visit Maine and support Maine small business ..read more
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GUEST BLOG: A DOG FRIENDLY VISIT TO THE MAINE BEACHES REGION
Maine Beaches Association Blog
by Paige Farmer
2y ago
Published by Travel to Blank, June 2018 The Maine Beaches is a beautiful region of southern Maine, only 90 minutes from Boston and 6 hours from NYC. Known for its relaxed seaside villages it holds a special part in the heart of all its visitors, including the summer homes of both former president Bush’s. It is the perfect destination to take your entire family over the summer and that includes the furry members of your family as well. Our chocolate labrador, Gordo can attest to this first hand. Many of the beaches in Maine allow dogs during specific hours and with different regulations dependi ..read more
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