Balmy Days II– The Balmy Days II was built in Arundel, Maine by DMR Yachts in 1988. She is a twin screw, 65-foot fiberglass vessel with a custom designed superstructure on a seaworthy off-shore fishing hull. Stabilizers were installed to ease the motion on offshore trips. She was built especially for the trip to Monhegan Island. She can carry 130 passengers.
Novelty: The Squirrel Island Mailboat– The Novelty hull was built by MDI Boat Works in Southwest Harbor in 1996. Engines, steering, and other mechanical work were completed by the Jim Rich Boat Yard in Tremont, ME. Trailered to E. Boothbay, she was finished by shipbuilder John Luke and Capt. Bill Campbell. The Novelty is a 47-foot fiberglass vessel, built especially for carrying passengers. Her license is for 79 passengers.
Bay Lady: A Friendship Sloop– The Bay Lady is a 31-foot Maine built Newman/Lanning fiberglass Friendship Sloop, and the longest continuously operating sailing excursion in Boothbay Harbor. She was launched in 1979 and has been carrying passengers for sight-seeing sailing trips since then. She carries up to 12 passengers and is perfect for a sailing trip around Boothbay Harbor.
Miss Boothbay– The Miss Boothbay, built by Young Brothers, is a 33foot lobster boat hull. She’ll carry up to 16 passengers fishing and 20 passengers for sightseeing. She is popular for wedding transportation, small group charters, sightseeing, and mackerel fishing.