VICTORIA BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Two Hours Abeam Curtis Island: Sailing the Modern Sloop Anjacaa
A relaxed two-hour day sail aboard the six-person sloop Anjacaa past Curtis Island Lighthouse and across Penobscot Bay—useful for planning logistics, what to bring, and what wildlife to expect.
Two Hours Abeam Curtis Island: Sailing the Modern Sloop Anjacaa.
Aboard the modern sloop Anjacaa, this relaxed two-hour day sail combines coastal scenery, local commentary from a professional captain and crew, and a small-group intimacy that keeps the sea manageable and the experience personal.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Past Curtis Island Lighthouse and Across Penobscot Bay
The sail takes you past the iconic Curtis Island Lighthouse and across Penobscot Bay, offering wide coastal views from the water and opportunities to spot marine life and seabirds.
A Modern Sloop with a Professional Crew
Anjacaa is helmed by a professional captain and crew who provide local commentary; the boat is faster and able to sail farther than many day-sail boats, making for a confident, capable outing.
Intimate Six-Person Trips and Comfortable Seating
Trips run in an intimate six-person group for more personal attention; cushioned seats with back rests make the two-hour sail a comfortable way to soak up scenery and watch for ospreys, bald eagles, porpoise and seals.
What the day feels like
What the Two-Hour Sail Feels Like
Departing for a relaxed two-hour outing, Anjacaa glides from the public landing and runs a coastal course that brings the shoreline and lighthouse into close relief; the crew’s local commentary frames sightings of ospreys, bald eagles, porpoise and seals as you cruise across Penobscot Bay.
THE ROUTE
Past Curtis Island Lighthouse and Across Penobscot Bay
The sail takes you past the iconic Curtis Island Lighthouse and across Penobscot Bay, offering wide coastal views from the water and opportunities to spot marine life and seabirds.
THE CREW & SHIP
A Modern Sloop with a Professional Crew
Anjacaa is helmed by a professional captain and crew who provide local commentary; the boat is faster and able to sail farther than many day-sail boats, making for a confident, capable outing.
THE COMFORT
Intimate Six-Person Trips and Comfortable Seating
Trips run in an intimate six-person group for more personal attention; cushioned seats with back rests make the two-hour sail a comfortable way to soak up scenery and watch for ospreys, bald eagles, porpoise and seals.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who thrives on this trip—and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Guests are welcome to bring a picnic lunch and a bottle of wine to enjoy on deck; dress in layered, windproof clothing appropriate for a short open-water sail.
This is a two-hour day sail.
Departures are from the Public Landing in Camden, Maine.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the sail?
The outing is two hours long.
Where do we meet for the sail?
Boarding and departures take place at the Public Landing in Camden, Maine.
Can I bring food or alcohol?
Yes—guests are welcome to bring a picnic lunch and a bottle of wine to enjoy on deck.
How many people are on each trip?
Trips run as intimate six-person outings to ensure more personal attention from the staff.
Are pets allowed on board?
No—pets are not allowed on this trip.
What wildlife might I see?
Keep an eye out for ospreys, bald eagles, porpoise and seals while cruising near the coastline and across Penobscot Bay.