Welcome to Monhegan Island! Monhegan is a small, rocky island ten miles from the nearest mainland and scarcely a square mile in area. It is accessible only by boat and is primarily a walking island. …

The Island Inn Overlooking the Harbor, Manana and the Wharf since 1907. Open Memorial Day weekend to Indigenous Peoples’ Day weekend Rooms include Full Breakfast Dining Room open for …

Monhegan can be reached from three ports in Maine: Port Clyde, New Harbor, and Boothbay Harbor. Parking for all cars is available at each port, there are no car ferries to the island.

Exhibits topics include island flora and fauna, fishing, the lighthouse and much more. Across the way is the Assistant Keeper’s house, with an annually-changing tribute highlighting an aspect of …

Most of the Island is wildland, with woods and undergrowth so thick you can’t cut across from one trail to another without becoming lost. The hiking map published by the Monhegan Associates, showing …

A unique take on Maine coastal cuisine paired with a magical setting overlooking the Harbor and Manana sunsets. Local sourcing combined with the Inn’s own produce and micro-greens, creates the …

About 12 miles of trails, often steep and strenuous, lead through wooded areas and over rocky ledges up to the highest ocean cliffs on the Maine coastline. Volunteers and experienced woodsmen work …

Find your way to the headlands using the Monhegan Associates’ map, available on the boat and at shops all over the island, or here. Don’t rely on the design on a flier! White Head and Burnt Head …

Monhegan Trucking meets most ferries and will transport your luggage. Label your luggage with your name, address, island destination and the boat on which you are traveling.

All three excursion boats allow about four hours on the Island for a one-day visitor. Label baggage with your name, address, Island destination, and the boat on which you are travelling, to prevent luggage …