Cape Neddick Lighthouse - York
Located on the “Nubble,” a rocky island off the eastern end of Cape Neddick, Cape Neddick Lighthouse is one of the most photographed lighthouses in the world. Viewing is best from Sohier Park or book a lighthouse cruise! There is no public access to the island.
Morning
Finestkind Cruises is located in Ogunquit on Perkins Cove, a short 7-mile drive from York. From May to October, the 1 ½ hour Nubble Lighthouse Cruise sails 4 times daily. You can expect breathtaking photo opportunities!
Grab lunch at the Cape Neddick Lobster Pound or Fox’s Lobster.
Afternoon
Spend a leisurely afternoon at Sohier Park for more views of “Nubble” Light. Be sure to keep an eye out for harbor seals, sun fish and double-crested cormorants. The Cape Neddick Beach has a small rocky beach with tide pools and is a fun spot for exploring.
Afternoon treat of homemade ice cream at Dunne’s.
Other local activities
- Hike Mount Agamenticus - several short, easy trails with fabulous views.
- Paddle the Salmon Falls River - full of bird life and beautiful views of Vaughan Woods State Park and the Hamilton House. The best paddling is at high tide.
- Shop local at Ocean Fire Pottery, Rocky Mountain Quilts, George Marshall Store Gallery, Bell Farm, and Stonewall Kitchen Flagship Store, all in York and York Village!
- Explore local history at the downtown campus of the Old York Historical Society which includes ten buildings.
Check-in
Tanglewood Hall, a casual inn by the sea. Stage Neck Inn with spectacular views on the ocean. Union Bluff on Sands Beach since 1868.
