Experience Classic Maine Sailing Aboard the Schooner Lazy Jack in Camden, Maine

Schooner Lazy Jack II in Camden, Maine, offers a classic sailing experience aboard a 58-foot gaff-rigged schooner. Built in 2004 by her original owner, Captain Sean O’Connor, Lazy Jack II is the only schooner sailing out of Camden that was built by her owner. The vessel features Douglas Fir masts and Mahogany houses and rails, reflecting a design inspired by L.F. Herreshoff’s 1935 Mobjack. With spacious decks and cabin tops, the schooner provides a comfortable setting for up to 21 passengers.

Operating daily from June through October, Lazy Jack II offers two-hour day sails and private charters departing from the Camden Public Landing. Passengers can enjoy views of Curtis Island Lighthouse, Mount Battie, and the surrounding Penobscot Bay. Wildlife sightings may include seals, porpoises, ospreys, and bald eagles. Guests are welcome to participate in raising the sails or simply relax and take in the scenery.

The crew of Lazy Jack II is known for their friendliness and knowledge, sharing insights about the area’s history and natural features during the cruise. Passengers have praised the professionalism of the staff and the overall quality of the experience.

Guests are encouraged to bring their own food and beverages, including wine and beer, to enjoy during the sail. The schooner is equipped with a restroom and provides blankets for comfort. Children of all ages are welcome, and friendly, well-behaved dogs on leashes are also permitted.

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Whether you’re interested in a daytime sail, a sunset cruise, or a private charter, Schooner Lazy Jack II offers a range of options to suit different preferences. Their commitment to providing an enjoyable and authentic maritime experience makes them a popular choice for visitors to Camden.