Boothbay Harbor is a working fishing village with a large fleet of fishing boats as well as a destination for cruising yachts. Take your coffee and go for a walk before breakfast along the waterfront to a park overlooking the harbor, where you can watch the boats go out in the morning. Put aside a few hours to sit on a pier or rock and watch the busy harbor, the fog bank as it rolls in with the tide and listen to the fog horn sounding from Burnt Island Light. Restaurants abound, all within walking distance; from lobster in the open to fine dining. There are galleries, museums, shops and scenic boat trips to watch puffins, seals, whales, or to enjoy a clambake.