Beaches & Coast Black Point Inn: 510 Black Point Road, Prouts Neck, Scarborough Maine 04074, Phone 207-883-2500, Fax 207-883-9976
 

Beaches & Coast

beach viewThe Black Point Inn is surrounded by water on three sides with miles of private, sandy beaches just steps away. With its unique setting, guests at the Black Point Inn may opt for either the lively surf of the Atlantic or the calm waters of the bay. Explore by kayak, or ask about one of the many charter options available, including coastal tours, whale watches and deep sea fishing.

Popular Beaches Nearby


Willard Beach and Crescent Beach appeal to families because of their fine sand, gentle surf and lifeguards. Surfers will appreciate Higgins Beach, just minutes from the Inn, noted for its large surf.

Maine's number one beach, Old Orchard Beach, boasts seven miles of soft white sand, good surf and pier with numerous quick serve dining options. During the summer this popular attraction is home to free concerts, street dances and weekly fireworks displays.

Coastal Tours and Charters


Coastal tours and charters abound, making it easy to explore. Head out aboard the Bagheera, a classic Maine Schooner, or on the Palawan, a 24-passenger yacht, to experience the beauty of the Maine coast. Glide by lighthouses and historic landmarks as you catch glimpses of seals and seabirds.

Fun for the entire family, a trip aboard the Lucky Catch 37-foot lobster boat provides a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life of a lobsterman. Or discover Maine by land and sea aboard an amphibious Duck Tour boat as you tour Portland's historic areas and fascinating waterfront.

Nature lovers and fishing enthusiasts will welcome the opportunity to plan a personalized excursion. Eco canoe trips, led by experienced guides, make it possible to gain new insights into native flora fauna. Looking for more adventure? Enjoy nature up close and personal with a whale watching or sport fishing charter.

Best of all for golfers, guests at the inn are entitled to tee it up at the adjacent, and very exclusive, Prouts Neck C.C., a historic, walking-only track with five holes running along the sea. This is as close to links golf as you will find in Maine.