Schooner Lazy Jack Camden

Schooner Lazy Jack Camden offers classic windjammer sailing trips from Camden Harbor, Maine. This 52-foot wooden schooner provides an intimate sailing experience with a maximum of 20 passengers, allowing for personalized attention from the crew. Guests can help raise the sails, take a turn at the helm, or simply relax on deck and watch the rugged coastline glide by. The two-hour scenic sails pass lighthouses, islands, and perhaps even seals or porpoises. The crew shares stories of Camden's maritime history and the schooner's own restoration. Unlike larger tour boats, Lazy Jack emphasizes the traditional sailing experience, no engines, just wind power. The boat is US Coast Guard certified and known for its friendly, knowledgeable crew. Sunset sails are particularly popular for their golden light and calm waters.

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• Hoist a sail or steer the schooner under crew guidance
• Spot seals, eagles, and porpoises along the shore
• Sail past the Curtis Island Lighthouse
• Enjoy a sunset cruise with dramatic lighting on the water
• Learn about local maritime history from the captain

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Know before you go

• Bring a windbreaker or sweater, it's cooler on the water even in summer.
• Keep your camera handy for wildlife and lighthouse views.
• Wear non-slip shoes; decks can be wet.
• If prone to seasickness, take medication beforehand, the bay can be choppy.

A bit of history

Built in 1994, Lazy Jack was designed after traditional Maine coasting schooners. She has been sailing from Camden for decades, offering visitors a taste of the region's windjammer heritage.