Sand Beach

Harvest on the Harbor is a vibrant three-day food and wine festival in Portland, showcasing Maine’s culinary gems and the passionate chefs behind them.

Airy rooms & suites in a polished hotel with a vibrant restaurant, plus mixology & yoga classes. Across the street from Goose Rocks Beach, this vibrant, airy hotel in a clapboard house is a miles from historic Clock Farm and 10 miles from Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge. Chic rooms (some with ocean views) feature flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi, along with marble bathrooms and high-end linens. Suites add private, ocean-view balconies. There's a buzzing farm-to-table restaurant and a bar with happy-hour specials. A daily resort fee covers admission to 2 pools, a spa and a wellness center at a sister resort. Activities on offer include SUP, morning yoga, watercolor painting and mixology.

Tucked in a Kennebunk parking lot, this charming seafood truck dishes out delectable lobster rolls, clams, and haddock, all served with friendly vibes.

Tucked into a shopping strip, this cozy café serves up hearty breakfasts and satisfying sandwiches with friendly service that's sure to keep you coming back.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Casco Bay aboard one of Portland Schooner Co.'s historic wooden windjammers, where you can relax, enjoy BYOB snacks, and even help sail!

At this charming shack off Main Street, dig into overflowing lobster rolls, unique sides, and the joy of outdoor dining, all with a friendly vibe.

Ugly Duckling is a vibrant Portland café where you can savor house-made breakfast sandwiches on fluffy English muffins, paired with excellent coffee and sweet pastries in a charming, bustling atmosphere.

Nestled in a charming 1823 Federal-style mansion, Blind Tiger offers unique, cozy rooms and a stylish speakeasy billiards room just a stroll from Portland's vibrant scene.

At Bao Bao Dumpling House, dive into a cozy haven of creative and classic dumplings, where the vibrant atmosphere pairs well with quick, friendly service.

Step into Palace Diner, Maine's vintage gem housed in a 1927 railcar, where delightful comfort food like fluffy pancakes and gourmet tuna melts steal the show.