A pristine beach accessed via a mile-long trail through the Wells Reserve conservation area. Features unspoiled natural beauty, excellent bird watching, and educational programs.
Laudholm Beach
Maine
Beaches for Photography
Colony Beach
Maine
A small but picturesque beach near the historic Colony Hotel with a mix of sand and rocks. Features excellent tide pools at low tide and views of the Bush family compound at Walker’s Point.
Birch Point Beach
Maine
A secluded crescent-shaped sandy beach in a sheltered cove with views of Penobscot Bay. Less crowded than many Maine beaches, offering a peaceful experience in a beautiful natural setting.
Jasper Beach
Maine
Not a traditional sand beach but a unique geological site covered in smooth multicolored jasper and rhyolite stones that make a musical sound when waves wash over them. A natural wonder for rock enthusiasts.
Seawall Beach
Maine
A pristine undeveloped beach accessible only via a 2-mile hiking trail through a conservation area. Perfect for those seeking a wild, natural beach experience away from crowds and development.
Sand Beach
Maine
Located in Acadia National Park, this 290-yard beach is nestled between mountains and rocky shores. The water is cold year-round, but the spectacular scenic beauty makes it worth visiting.
Popham Beach
Maine
One of Maine’s most popular state parks featuring a long sandy beach and dramatic tidal changes. At low tide, visitors can walk to Fox Island and explore tidal pools and sand bars.
Footbridge Beach
Maine
A quieter alternative to the main Ogunquit Beach, accessed via a wooden footbridge over the Ogunquit River. Offers the same beautiful white sand but with typically smaller crowds.