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Oceanside walks, lobster shacks, white-sand beaches and lighthouses on Maine’s southern coast.
Walk this 1.25-mile oceanside trail for splendid Atlantic views, enormous waves and scenes of Ogunquit from the rocky shore.
A family-owned favorite since 1980 on Perkins Cove Road, serving lobster rolls, lobster dinners, clam chowder and steamers.
Stroll the shoreline of this boat-filled cove and watch the little drawbridge lift to let a sailboat through.
A quieter alternative to the busier beaches, known for its sandy shoreline and sweeping Atlantic views that are great for photos.
Built in 1879 in neighboring York, about 15 minutes away, this lighthouse sits on a tiny rocky island just off the coast.
Three and a half miles of pristine white sand, once ranked among the top 10 beaches in the U.S., an easy walk from downtown.
Built in 1948 along the Marginal Way shoreline walk, this little lighthouse is reached by a stroll that passes a rose garden.
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