Enjoy Experiential Sailing or Just Relax on the Scenic Coast of Maine
About Your Captain Captain Will Hargrove has sailed the coast of Maine and in particular, the waters of southern Maine and Ogunquit for over 25 years. Childhood summers were spent on family sailing trips to Downeast Maine, where his love for the ocean flourished.
A graduate of Maine Maritime Academy, Will holds a 1600 ton license and a Bachelor's Degree in Vessel Operations and Technology. This degree entailed extensive training and earned Will an impressive list of certifications, making him one of the most qualified captains in Perkins Cove.
Will's career has found him aboard oil tankers, tugboats, sailing vessels, and lobster boats. He has crossed the Atlantic and the equator in the time honored tradition of becoming a shellback, which commemorates a mariner's first crossing of the equator.
What to Bring Even though it may be a warm day, bring along a sweater or jacket, and any food and beverages you might like.
About the Boat "Sail Me" is a Cape Dory 25 favoring simple lines, a narrow beam, and a full keel for superior handling in heavier winds and seas. The Cape Dory 25 is seaworthy and despite its size, this sailboat model has been single-handed across both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
About the Boat "Sail Me" is a Cape Dory 25 favoring simple lines, a narrow beam, and a full keel for superior handling in heavier winds and seas. The Cape Dory 25 is seaworthy and despite its size, this sailboat model has been single-handed across both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
