Sloop Anjacaa

Sloop Anjacaa offers a classic sailing experience aboard a 45-foot gaff-rigged sloop, departing from Camden's Town Landing. Guests can participate in raising the sails, steering the boat, or simply relax and take in the scenery. The tour sails through Penobscot Bay, passing lighthouses, islands, and the rugged coastline of midcoast Maine. The captain shares stories about the area's maritime history and points out wildlife like seals, eagles, and ospreys. With a 5-star rating, this intimate tour (limited to 6 passengers) provides a personalized and authentic sailing adventure. It's a perfect way to experience Camden's seafaring heritage and natural beauty.

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• Help hoist the sails and take the helm under the captain's guidance
• Spot seals, bald eagles, and other marine wildlife
• Sail past Curtis Island Light and other scenic landmarks
• Enjoy panoramic views of Camden Hills and Penobscot Bay
• Small group size ensures a quiet, personalized experience

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Ways to visit Sloop Anjacaa

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Know before you go

• Bring a jacket or windbreaker; it can be cooler on the water even in summer.
• Wear non-slip shoes; bare feet or sandals are not recommended.
• Sunscreen and sunglasses are essential; the sun reflects off the water.
• No smoking on board. Alcohol is not provided, but you may bring your own in moderation.

A bit of history

The Sloop Anjacaa is a traditionally built wooden sloop designed for coastal cruising. Camden has long been a hub for schooner sailing, with many historic vessels offering tours. This sloop continues the tradition of hands-on sailing that dates back to the 19th century.