Ogunquit Attractions

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Ogunquit Activities

Excursions Coastal Maine Outfitting Co - Route 1, Cape Neddick. The company that run tours along the coast in summer. Sunset trips or kayaking in the full moon. You can also go whale watching or deep sea fishing. Whatever your taste is you can discover the Maine coast on a trip from here.

Booth Theatre - Located in the Betty Doon Motor Hotel. The summer season is great for kids with magic shows, pantomines and travelling repertory shows. The performances are always lighthearted and enjoyed by the whole family.

Laudholm Farm - Just a short drive north from town is this old traditional farm. You can experience farm life and walk it's many trails that lead to salt marsh, sand dunes or forest plantations. The Victorian farmhouse and visitors centre should get you in the mood for lots of fresh farm air.

Congdon's Doughnuts Family Restaurant and Bakery - 1090 Post Rd. This would have to come under childrens, as no trip to the nearby town of Wells would be complete without a stop at this well known and popular Doughnut shop. Lots of unusual choices in the windows will have the kids drooling.

Ogunquit Restaurants and Bars

The area is known for it's high calibre restaurants and the inventive use of fresh sea food. People head to this pretty town from far and wide to experience a meal at one of the top of the range establishments.

If you love fine dining and have a taste for the best in seafood then you'll do no better than Ogunquit.

Ogunquit Restaurants

Barnacle Billy's - Located in picturesque Perkin's Cove. Billy specialises in the local delicacy of lobster. His lobster rolls are renowned and sitting on the deck with a lobster roll in one hand and a Pina Colada in the other, with the sun slowly setting over the bobbing Maine lobster boats is a treat.

Arrows - Berwick Rd, This downtown restaurant is probably the best in town (And most expensive). The highly inventive menu is matched by freshest ingredients and organic produce. This is a treat and a meal at Arrows has to be savoured over a bottle of their fine wine.

Hurricane - 11 Perkins Cove Rd. The modest exterior is missleading and to enter is the start of a culinery adventure. The menu changes every day depending on the mood of the chef, but you can always expect a well prepared meal, good service and stylish decor. It is small and popular, so you have to book.

Five - O - 50 Shore Rd. Less formal choice for an evening of dining, but the food is just as good and menu is very creative. The menu is inspired by the tropics and much of the fare is sort of Caribbean mixed with Africa. The menu also changes all the time; never boring, always exciting.