Pier 77 Restaurant is the more formal dining room with stunning views of Cape Porpoise Harbor and the working lobster boats that are moored there. During lunch you can watch the lobstermen motor in and row to the dock in their dinghies while the sunsets in the evenings paint the entire harbor bright hues of magenta, pink and purple. Music is integral to having a good time and Pier 77 has live music 7 days a week during peak season and music on the weekends in the off-season.

While you can sit at the bar in the main restaurant The Ramp Bar & Grill is even more casual with its own bar menu featuring items such as lobster rolls, fried clams, fish & chips, burgers and spaghetti & meatballs at prices that are hard to beat. Located under Pier 77, The Ramp is open right through the day with the Ramp menu and it is a bustling scene blending locals and tourists to enjoy Guinness on tap or a cocktail right on the waters edge.

“Bufflehead Cove, the rambling cottage — spacious, homey, old-fashioned — is decidedly reminiscent of long-ago childhoods spent in the country: a place with a full cookie jar and lots of warmth and friendly chattiness, definitely woe-free and free-spirited, much like its owners, Harriet and Jim Gott.” -COUNTRY INNS/Bed & Breakfast

“Named for the diving seabirds which winter here, Bufflehead Cove Inn is located on six private acres at the end of a gravel lane that winds past several small ponds, less than a mile from the center of Kennebunkport. The location on the banks of the Kennebunk River is so peaceful that we could happily stay on the porch or viewing deck reading or looking at the myriad of waterfowl.” -THE DISCERNING TRAVELER

Take a tour around our property, you’ll find a multitude of displays to show the history behind mass transportation. Explore our three exhibit carbarns and then witness the restoration process of a streetcar from the observation gallery in our restoration shop. Hands down, the favorite part of a visit to the Seashore Trolley Museum is the chance to ride a streetcar out along a rebuilt portion of the Atlantic Shore Line Railway, once an electric interurban route. Our volunteers will place you into the bygone era and explain why and where you would be riding a trolley to in the early 1900s.

During some of our special events we take to the occasion and bring out equipment that we don’t normally operate every day. If you’re interested in riding on a bus or subway train, keep an eye on the Calendar of Events.

Tucked in a sheltered cove at the southern end is Mother’s Beach, a perfect sand beach, which is the smallest of the Kennebunk Beaches, at 750 feet. With a playground right on the beach and gentle waves, it is a popular choice for families with youngsters. Lifeguards are on duty from 9 AM to 5 PM at Mother’s and Gooch’s beaches. No food is available, but the stores of Lower Village are about a half mile away.

Mother’s Beach is located on the west end of Beach Avenue, off Routes 9 and 35. On-street parking alongside any of the Kennebunk beaches is by permit only from June 15 to September 15 during the day from 9 AM to 5 PM. Beach parking permits for non-residents cost $5 for the day, $15 for the week and $30 for the season. Vehicles longer than 18’ may require additional fees. They are available at the town offices at routes 1 and 35 during the week, at the police station in the same building and at the Chamber of Commerce in Lower Village. During the season, no animals are allowed on the beach from 9 AM to 5 PM; dogs must be on leashes at other times, and “pooper-scooper” laws are always in effect. No alcohol is allowed at any time. Or… simply catch the trolley and ask to be dropped off at the beach.

Truly “A Very Special Place.” The Captain Jefferds Inn Bed & Breakfast in Kennebunkport, Maine is a warm and inviting 1805 sea captain’s home. From the time you enter through this Maine inn’s red front door you will experience the charm, comfort and exceptional hospitality provided by these Kennebunkport innkeepers and their dedicated staff.

Located in the quiet historic residential district, this Kennebunkport inn is surrounded by beautifully manicured lawns and gardens and is a quick stroll to ‘Dock Square,’ the village center of Kennebunkport. There you’ll enjoy specialty boutiques, art galleries, antique shops and a full range of restaurants from casual to five diamond rated.

The Captain Jefferds Inn Bed & Breakfast is just a ½ block from the Kennebunk River where you can sail on a traditional gaff rigged schooner, kayak and canoe or venture further out in the Atlantic ocean to see our annual migrating whales.

So, if you’re looking for a romantic bed and breakfast, relaxing getaway, or an activity and fun-filled vacation, Kennebunkport and The Captain Jefferds Inn Bed and Breakfast should be your first stop.

Make no mistake; there is no replacement for the Cessna Caravan Amphibian and its distinct turboprop driving force. It comfortably seats nine travelers allowing for one person to serve as both driver and crew. Every bit and more than the Boeing 727, the Cessna Caravan Amphibian is the fastest, most powerful float plane on the market. 



The Caravan is gifted with Wipaire Wipline floats allowing it to trek the planet night and day supplying goods and services to out-of-reach land and sea areas of the globe. The aviation community refers to the Caravan as the go-to for dependability in both recreation and vocation, which is reflected in the ongoing need for increased production. Cheap airfares are not a thing of the past. A little investigation and you will find yourself in the air.
Join the Who’s Who of ownership including: Entertainer Jimmy Buffett who proudly displays his parrot insignia on the tail of his Caravan; investment banker George Soros; Miami Dolphins holder Wayne Huizenga; Johnson Wax President Samuel Johnson; One of the heirs to Wal-Mart, Sam Walton; and, Land’s End creator Gary Comer.



Whichever way you choose to use your Caravan, as a flying ship, or to run errands to those hard to reach places that are unsuitable for a helicopter, or parked on the aft deck of a vessel for an emergency exodus: you are prepared for any situation.



Attesting to the versatility and spirit of exploration is Caravan proprietor Montanan Kent Williams. He spends his summer months on his vessel in Alaska with his Caravan secured and close at hand. He is more than familiar with Cessnas, and touts his Caravan as being in a class all its own, and sometimes he even addresses his vessel as his “flying cruise ship”. And, he would know since he has safely landed his Caravan during rapidly worsening conditions on much less than a landing field. The dependability of the turboprop jet engine, initiated in 1998, permits the power to gather speed and climb with immediate flexibility. Since the Caravan is fuel conscious, there is no need to haul reserve gas tanks.



On an end-of-summer journey to Alaska’s Brooks Range for the caribou passage and the season’s change of colors, Williams packed his Caravan with sufficient rations and camping supplies changing his Caravan into an airborne Winnebago. Landing In the remote outpost of Beetles, bush aviators engulfed the Caravan each night eager for discussion and a ride. Williams obliged their requests leaving them in awe of the places you can visit and the notoriety it brings to its pilot.

Furthermore, I plan to visit the Centre of Contemporary Art and Museum of Modern Art during my stay in Brussels. They have some pretty impressive installations. Of course, I’m not going to miss to visit some of the most important galleries in the city, such as Museum of Ancient Art, Palace of Fine Arts and Guillaume Charlier Museum. My holiday apartment will be an ideal base for all of my trips across the city. It is a lovely studio with the small balcony with the stunning view in the sunset. Generally speaking, holiday apartments Brussels are the best alternative to city’s hotels, since they offer much more freedom and privacy than hotel rooms. What is more, they are offered at more affordable prices. If you travel to Belgium’s capital, I believe that cheap apartments Brussels are the best choice.

I plan to travel to Brussels again in April to visit Art Brussels, a fair of modern art that is held annually. This is one of the most prominent international art fairs and it is visited by over 30,000 artists and art lovers every year. I will search the Net for the best cheap apartments Brussels again and I’m pretty sure that I am going to find the perfect one among all those beautiful holiday apartments Brussels in Belgium has to present. I think I’m going to have a wonderful time during my stay in Brussels!

Air lines can be a little bit expensive so it may be best to try and locate the cheapest deals for the destination that you are headed to. Most airlines will differ slightly in their prices and you may have a hard time getting the flight that you want to get unless you spend the extra time before you leave to book the flight and seat that you want. There are many different web sites that allow for travellers to compare rates and make an informed decision in regards to which flight and airline they will take.

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As these sites grow in popularity, the number of destinations available to potential customers also increases. This summer, it is feasible that hotels and hostels in London will raise their prices, as the capital sees a dramatic increase in the number of visitors, due to the Olympic Games. By going private and renting directly from the homeowner, you stand to save money, as well as experiencing a unique break with insights into the local area, like the best restaurants to eat in and places to avoid, that a large chain hotel cannot possible provide.

If you want the all-inclusive resort experience but want to stay in the UK, there is a wide selection of coastal resorts and country estates that offer the closest thing to white sandy beaches and clear waters this country can offer, minus the air fare. There is a fantastic choice of breaks available in the UK, all it takes is a little searching to find a holiday that you will remember forever.