All Attractions in Maine

Upscale, relaxed cafe with colorful artwork serves seafood specials & offers live music on weekends. Well known for a great breakfast. We offer seasonal outdoor dining on our deck overlooking Shore road. Enjoy breakfast or lunch before heading to the beach. We offer a full bar, beer and wine. Read more...

From first-run to art, classics, silent film, and festivals. For ninety-three years the Leavitt has been a premiere film exhibitor. We now have the capability of showing both DCP Digital and 35mm film. (Movies start at 7 pm with the box office and lounge opening at 6 pm). Read more...

Celebrate over 90 years Ogunquit Art Association at the award-winning non-profit Barn Gallery. Enjoy lively exhibitions, gallery talks, panel discussions, demonstrations, and workshops by members of the Ogunquit Art Association and other area artists. Artists and friends meet at the Barn to share exhibitions, programs about art and the creative process, as well as opportunities to create art. It is Read more...

Home to world-class theatre, the Ogunquit Playhouse has an 86 year legacy of creating top-notch productions complete with professional casts and creative teams, and stars of screen and stage, hand-picked for each production. On a warm summer evening in 1933, from a renovated garage in Ogunquit’s town square, the Ogunquit Playhouse opened its doors for the first time. The next Read more...

Footbridge Beach is generally quieter than the main (Ogunquit) beach with access on Ocean Street, 1 mile north of town center, but still busy on a hot summer day. Public restrooms are available there, and the trolley drops riders off there as well. Footbridge Beach is named for the fact that you walk across the Ogunquit River to the beach Read more...

A flat, sandy and popular beach off Bourne Avenue in “Moody”, which is part of Wells, Maine. Parking at Moody and Footbridge beaches is available for a daily fee, but the parking lots are fairly small. There is also a parking lot in town, and another lot behind the town hall. Trolley service runs throughout the day to all the Read more...

Pizza Napoli is Ogunquit’s only Naples-style brick oven pizzeria. Napoli serves salads, pasta, subs, and calzones with fresh toppings and real mozzarella cheese. Domestic and imported beer, a great wine list, full bar, and homemade desserts complete the dining experience. Alfresco dining and indoor seating make Pizza Napoli a destination for every season.   Lunch and dinner are available year-round. Read more...

Award winning menu with the ocean at your feet. Where the Marginal Way begins and ends! Jackie’s Two is the perfect setting to enjoy casual dining and cocktails by the shore. From fresh seafood dishes, to lobsters, mussels and award winning clam chowder to delectable steaks, grilled chicken and creative pasta dishes, Jackie’s Too is the first choice for discerning Read more...

In 1923, the magnificent Marginal Way was given as a gift to the Town of Ogunquit by Josiah Chase of York and is now a paved footpath beginning (or ending) in a corner of Oarweed Cove near the harbor, then running for 1 ¼ miles to the marvelous expanse of Ogunquit Beach. Once called “the margin” because of its patterned Read more...