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Ogunquit

Name: Ogunquit
Address: Ogunquit, ME, US

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Tyler & Joelle

September 27, 2022

According to legend, Ogunquit (pronounced /o-gun-quit/) was named by the Abenaki tribe, because the word means “beautiful place by the sea." Ogunquit has evolved from a fishing village in Perkins Cove surrounded by farms to the bustling tourist destination it is today.

Anita

August 28, 2022

Ogunquit is about 15 min drive from York Beach I would recommend going early during the week when it is less busy Has many shops and restaurants right on the water Marginal Way is a great walking path along the ocean Boat Tours (Finest Kind) and (Granite State Whale Watch)

Nancy

July 21, 2022

Ogunquit is loaded with shops, restaurants, and a beautiful beach. Spend the day at the beach or sightseeing from the trolley. Use a shuttle to get from in town parking to the beach or Perkins Cove. Candy shops, museums, Ogunquit has it all.

Kate

June 28, 2022

Ogunquit translates from the Native American to "beautiful place by the sea," and no truer statement exists! This lively town has a certain vibe and is an all-inclusive town. Piano bars host drag nights, and people show their Pride. The beaches are spectacular, the night-life lively yet civilized. Restaurants abound and include pizza, pasta, Thai, American (boring, but necessary burgers and such) and let's not forget the venerated Lobster. The Ogunquit Playhouse had a fantastic lineup of shows for 2022, including The Nutty Professor.

Craig & Kate

April 19, 2022

Ogunquit is a town on Maine’s southern coast. Ogunquit Beach, a long, sandy peninsula with grassy dunes, lies between the Atlantic Ocean and the Ogunquit River. Nearby, Marginal Way is a cliff walk with coastal views, benches and a lighthouse. Musicals are staged at the Ogunquit Playhouse summer theater. The Ogunquit Museum of American Art is known for its waterside sculptures and works by Maine-related artists.