Ogunquit, Maine represents New England chic at its finest. Equal parts bohemian artist colony and exquisite summer retreat, Ogunquit offers the relaxed atmosphere of a cozy beach town alongside the bustling energy of an East Coast retreat.
Bring snorkeling gear. The town of Ogunquit, Maine boasts approximately three miles of pristine white sand beaches.
Pack according to the season. Temperatures in Ogunquit the summer range from 80 to 90-plus degrees F. In the winter they drop into the 20s.
Take a walk. Ogunquit is extremely easy to navigate on foot.
Take a day trip. Ogunquit is about an hour and a half drive from Boston.
Fly in nearby. The closest airport to Ogunquit is Portland International Jetport. Portland International Jetport (PWM) is located approximately 30 miles outside of Ogunquit.
Take a train. Amtrak's 'Downeaster' rail line offers service to the nearby town of Wells (five miles to the north).
Hold on! The Ogunquit Trolley provides an affordable and convenient method of transport around town.
To book accommodations, contact Maine Tourism Association at (207) 623-0363 or visit their Web site (see Resources below).
Enjoy life as a New England native at one of Ogunquit's bed and breakfasts. Small in size and economical in price, a night's stay will cost less $100.
Treat yourself to a cozy seaside respite at one of Ogunquit beachfront resorts. Charming hotels offer plush coastal accommodations that are affordably priced.
Enjoy one of the planet's most pristine environments with a walk along Marginal Way. This footpath that winds along the coast and there is nothing 'marginal' about this excursion!
Flock to the Ogunquit Playhouse, whose renditions of American theatre classics are nothing short of spectacular.
Reconnect with your inner child at Ogunquit Beach. Boasting three and a half miles of powder soft sand and pristine surf, this immaculate beach is a rare find.
