Harbors & Main Streets
Coastal Villages
Kennebunkport, Ogunquit, Cape Elizabeth, York — plus Saco's tree-lined Main Street, the seaside cottages of Ocean Park, Scarborough's marshes and beaches, and the boardwalk energy of Old Orchard Beach. Each has its own harbor, its own light, its own pace.
Southern Maine is a string of villages, each with its own harbor, its own light, its own pace. From the storybook docks of Kennebunkport to the tree-lined Main Street of Saco and the boardwalk energy of Old Orchard Beach, you can pick the village that fits the life you want.
Kennebunk & Kennebunkport
Dock Square, sea captains' homes, and one of the most photographed harbors in New England. A short drive to Goose Rocks Beach and the Bush family compound at Walker's Point.
Saco, Ocean Park & Scarborough
Saco's downtown is a brick-mill renaissance story with great coffee, indie shops, and a walkable Main Street. Ocean Park's tidy cottages and beach-town simplicity are minutes away, and Scarborough delivers marshland, beaches, and a quick commute to Portland.
Old Orchard Beach, Ogunquit & York
Seven miles of sand, a working amusement pier, and summer concerts at OOB. Ogunquit's Marginal Way cliff walk and the Nubble Lighthouse in York round out the postcard set.
