OGUNQUIT PRIVATE FIELD GUIDE
The 4:30: A Six‑Passenger, 1.5‑Hour Late‑Afternoon Sail Along the Ogunquit Coast
A private, customizable 90‑minute sail with Silverlining Sailing designed to finish your day on the Maine coast before dinner.
The 4:30: A Six‑Passenger, 1.5‑Hour Late‑Afternoon Sail Along the Ogunquit Coast.
On a six‑passenger vessel off Ogunquit you’ll spend an hour and a half on the water—fresh air, coastal views and the option to relax or join the crew. The 4:30 is intentionally intimate and customizable, a gentle way to close a day on the Maine coast and arrive back ashore in time for dinner.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Intimate Six‑Passenger Experience
The vessel carries a maximum of six passengers for a private-feeling sail with room to lounge or to sit with the crew and help as you wish.
4:30 Departure, 90 Minutes on the Water
Scheduled to start at 4:30 pm, this 1.5‑hour sail is timed to be a memorable finish to your day in Ogunquit—fresh air and coastal light before dinner.
Pack Light; Blankets on Board
Expect beach‑like conditions at sea—windier, sunnier or cooler—so bring soft‑soled shoes, a sweatshirt, sunscreen and sunglasses; light food, modest alcohol and a camera are fine, and blankets are available if you’re cold.
What the day feels like
How the Sail Feels
Cast off and settle into 90 minutes of coastal sailing where the choice is yours: stretch out and watch the light change over the water, or sit alongside the crew and learn the ropes. The trip is intentionally small and adaptable—crew will tailor the experience to your party to make the evening memorable.
THE BOAT
Intimate Six‑Passenger Experience
The vessel carries a maximum of six passengers for a private-feeling sail with room to lounge or to sit with the crew and help as you wish.
THE TIMING
4:30 Departure, 90 Minutes on the Water
Scheduled to start at 4:30 pm, this 1.5‑hour sail is timed to be a memorable finish to your day in Ogunquit—fresh air and coastal light before dinner.
THE ONBOARD COMFORT
Pack Light; Blankets on Board
Expect beach‑like conditions at sea—windier, sunnier or cooler—so bring soft‑soled shoes, a sweatshirt, sunscreen and sunglasses; light food, modest alcohol and a camera are fine, and blankets are available if you’re cold.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this sail suits best—and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Soft‑soled shoes, a sweatshirt or layers, sunscreen and sunglasses, plus a camera. You may bring a light lunch, drinks and a modest amount of alcohol; blankets are available aboard.
Wear soft‑soled shoes and layers for changing conditions—the sea can be windier, sunnier or cooler than shore.
Light snacks and beverages are permitted; a modest amount of alcohol is allowed on board.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the sail?
The sail is 1 hour and 30 minutes.
What time does The 4:30 depart?
This sail is scheduled to start at 4:30 pm.
How many passengers can join?
The vessel carries a maximum of six passengers.
Can I help the crew sail?
Yes—you may sit with the crew and assist with sailing if you wish.
What should I wear and bring?
Wear soft‑soled shoes and bring a sweatshirt, sunscreen and sunglasses; a camera is recommended. You may also bring a light lunch and modest alcohol.
Are blankets available if I get cold?
Blankets are available on board for guests who are cold.