Videos of the Coast of Maine

Fly over the village and harbor as you visit Camden, Maine.
See for yourself why this exceptional coastal Maine village is called the
"Jewel of the Maine Coast".

This incredible 12-minute slideshow combined with video will put you
on the summer waters of Casco bay in Maine.

When Mother Nature created Christmas Cove in Maine, she must have been wrapping holiday gifts for boaters. This protected pocket of water is surrounded by lush foliage and is quiet enough to hear the slap of halyards and the lap of waves against nearby boat hulls.

Portland is Maine's largest city with 66,000 full time residents. An an old seacoast town, it is also a funky city filled with galleries, one-of-a-kind boutiques and shops and incredible restaurants serving everything from New England clam chowder and lobster rolls to nouvelle cuisine. Portland is one of the few working waterfronts left in the United States, acting as New England's largest tonnage seaport and second largest fishing port.

North Haven is a small island in Penobscot Bay. North Haven lobsters have been said to be the best tasting lobsters in Maine, and Maine is said to have the best tasting lobsters in the world. North Haveners have been known to being aggressive in their fishing habits and can only be matched by the thriving lobstering community of Vinalhaven—a rival sister island.

A beautiful view of Nubble Light House of York, Maine, taken on a lovely October day. Some additional scenes from nearby Cape Neddick and York Harbor.

Seagulls in the wind on the coast of Maine at Nubble Light.

In what began in 1992 as one man's dream and a heartfelt gesture, Worcester Wreath Company initiated the Arlington National Cemetery project - donating over 5,000 wreaths each year to adorn the headstones of our fallen veterans. Now they're delivering over 10,000 Christmas wreaths to Arlington National Cemetery, which are still being donated by Worcester Wreath Company of Harrington, Maine.

Hard physical labor, fresh air, nobody's telling you what to do, healthy, you're your own boss, hopefully our kids won't do it....
Two brothers display their lifelong passion for digging clams.

A beautiful view of Damariscotta, Maine. The village is located at the lower falls and head of navigation on the Damariscotta River.

BaysideMaine.com joins the YouTube generation with a video of a big New Year's Day storm submitted by local resident Bill Cressey