A visit to Stonington Vineyards in Stonington can be fun and educational for the whole family. You may picnic in the vineyards, you bring the food and picnic blanket and we'll supply the wine chilled.READ MORE

Captain Bill's Oceanfront Rental Home in Stonington, features 2 decks, both with spectacular ocean views, and has access to local Stonington and Deer Isle activities. READ MORE

The Sea Breeze Inn is located in Stonington, a charming village untouched by commercialism, and one of the few surviving New England seaside towns that has retained much of its 17th and 18th century flavor.READ MORE

Old Quarry Bunkhouse in Stonington, offers affordable and charming accommodation for kayakers who are looking for something a bit more comfortable than camping in a tent.READ MORE

Right next to our buying stations in Stonington, Greenhead Lobster have two tidal lobster pounds that provide a natural environment for holding lobsters. We can maintain 150,000 pounds of live lobster in these pounds, which allows us to supply you with live lobsters in times of harsh weather or weak supply.READ MORE

Come cruise the islands and bays of downeast Maine with Isle au Haut Boat Services, based in Stonington, aboard Miss Lizzie, for scenic excursions, Monday through Saturday during the summer season.READ MORE

Are you planning on hosting a function or special event in Stonington, then Fisherman's Friend Restaurant is the ideal location right on the oceanfront. We are easy to find, if you fall in the ocean, you'll know you've gone too far. READ MORE

Vineyard Private Functions in Stonington, provides the perfect setting or venue for your next function, corporate meeting or special occasion, providing casual elegance, and overlooking the Chardonnay vineyards.READ MORE

Pres du Port Bed and Breakfast in Stonington has a large porch which has been screened in with glass and has a spectacular view of the harbor. This is an ideal spot where guests can sit and relax after a tiring day exploring the surrounding areas.READ MORE

Michie Stovall O'Day is a successful artist 1996, who became deaf from tumors on her acoustic nerves, and in 2000, she moved to Maine to devote her life to her art, a move which changed her work profoundly.READ MORE