From its world famous beach, to the Marginal Way and Mount Agamenticus, Ogunquit offers the beauty of nature in abundance. It is also an area rich in history, museums, art galleries and antiques.
Located right in the heart of Lower Village, Kennebunk – Cottage Breeze Day Spa & Boutique is within walking distance to Dock Square, Kennebunkport. Their goal is to provide you with the best beauty, health and wellness services available in a calming and soothing environment.
Dean Valdez Salon
6 Shore Road Suite B, Ogunquit, ME
207.646.0995
One of Ogunquit's favorite hairdressers has a new location. Visit Dean's full service salon including hair and nails, or call 646.0995 for an appointment.
The Genesis Day Spa provides guests with body treatments, massage and makeup artistry. Located on Shore Road in Ogunquit, ME.
The Massage Studio
44 Shore Road, Ogunquit, ME
207.646.4333
Licensed Massage Therapist, ABMP Certified. A great way to spend an hour or two while on vacation. Open 7 days a week.
Ultimate Tan and Swimwear
1376 Us Route One, Cape Neddick, ME
207.363.7511
Dedicated tanning spa with lots of booths! Open
Monday – Friday 7:30am -8:00pm, Saturday 7:30am – 5:00pm and Sunday 7:30am – 4:00pm. Last tan 30 minutes prior to closing. No Appointment Necessary.
Pro Golfer Hydi Dixon offers golf lessions for all abilities. Her focus is to enhance your golf game in an enjoyable environment. To improve your game, call Hydi for a lesson!
Join Vinyasa Yoga Instructor, Nancy Friedman for classes along the exquisitely beautiful and peaceful coastline of Southern Maine and experience a safe, warm and lighthearted atmosphere. A certified Kripalu yoga instructor, Nancy creates a gentle and safe environment for you to learn to listen to, and honor the wisdom of your body. Her yoga class format is that of a “meditation in motion” challenging you to discover and unleash the potential of your physical body with a mindfulness that has far reaching benefits.
Sacred Movement offers classes in all levels of Yoga, as well as reiki bodywork. Classes in Power Yoga for Athletes, Vinyasas, and Anusara are also offered. Located on Main Street, north of village centre. Visit their web site for class descriptions and schedules. Early morning classes, and evening classes avalable.
Rowing in a sliding seat rowing shell is one of the world's most perfect forms of exercise. Allow me to introduce you to the sport of recreational rowing in a high performance shell that is safe, stable and versatile. My teaching technique allows students to learn to row with very little frustration. With less anxiety, students can more easily appreciate the rhythm and gracefulness of rowing their first time on the water.
Southern Maine Surf Lessons will show you a safe and responsible way to enjoy a lifetime of passion for the ocean. They are fully committed to promoting the sport, lifestyle, and philosophies of surfing in a way that will enable students, as well as the established "locals" where those students chose to go, to enjoy a healthy interaction with Mother Nature. They start with background information regarding how, why, and where waves happen, then emphasize water safety and etiquette. The remainder of the lesson they spend the time and energy to ensure that each individual gets as much as they can out of it!
Lots of history and fun facts about Maine, including the fact that more wooden toothpicks are produced in Maine than any other state! From Maine senator Olympia Snowe's web site.
Located on Laudholm Farm Rd. (marked off of Route 1) in Wells. This 1600 acre nature area includes meadows, woods and 2 barrier beaches located at the mouth of the Little River. Seven miles of trails lead through fields and woods to the beaches.
A 1.25 mile walk along the cliffs with dramatic views of the ocean. The path starts in the village on Shore Road after the Sparhawk Hotel and meanders the coastline to Perkins Cove.
Called the Marginal Way because its on the "margin" of the ocean, this is one attraction that is a must.
The Ogunquit Heritage Museum is housed in the Captain James Winn House, which was built circa 1780. It is located at the Dorothea Grant Common, which is accessible from Shore Road to Obeds Lane. The museum is home to exhibits in three different categories of Ogunquit's history: maritime history, the art colony, and the architecture of the historical Winn House
While visiting Ogunquit Maine, a must see is the beautiful Ogunquit Memorial Library, on the National Register of Historic Places. Open everday in Summer except Sunday. Closed for lunch 12-2
It's been called "the most beautiful little museum in the world." Upon entering the Museum, visitors look directly through the glass wall of its main gallery to the dramatic coast, the ocean and the far horizon. The Museum building is surrounded by three acres of landscaped grounds, with a reflecting pool and sculpture gardens.
The museum is on Shore Road 1.4 miles south of Ogunquit Square and is on the left.
A quaint New England cove with boats, shopping and great restaurants! Perkins Cove was the original artist colony where the post-impressionist artist painted. See the wooden draw bridge, and the house where Betty Davis once lived.
This public park offers the Carson Trail, a one-mile walk along an upland edge which offers vistas and close-up view of one of southern Maine's most rare and valuable ecosystems: the salt marsh.
Ogunquit and the surrounding area offers some of the best antique hunting anywhere. Randy Coulton, of Fancy That and the Village Food Market takes you on a two day journey of antique shops in the area. Oh the treasures you'll find!
Some call it Bush Country, but the hats are fabulous. Dock Square is as cute a town square as one will find in New England. There is an excellent selection of restaurants, and it's only 20 minutes away.
Mount A is over 7000 acres with trails for hikers, bikers, and ATV riders. You'll see spectacular scenery at every turn, and, if you're lucky, a moose or two!
A well known, frequently photographed lighthouse, it's located in Cape Neddick, a 15 minute drive along Route 1A (also called Shore Road in Ogunquit). The drive along 1A hugs the coast - you get many breathtaking views of the ocean.
The Kittery Outlets are just 15 minutes away, with 120 different stores, including Banana Republic, Calvin Klein, DKNY and The Gap. If you like LL Bean, the Freeport Outlets are about an hour North.
