Lobsterman’s Lodge- Working Waterfront Marina!
Entire rental unit in Bremen, Maine
- 5 guests
- 3 bedrooms
- 4 beds
- 1 bath
Rated 4.84 out of 5 stars.128 reviews
Hosted by John
- Superhost
- 8 years hosting
Listing highlights
On Muscongus Bay, Pemaquid Peninsula
On Muscongus Bay at the tip of the Pemaquid Peninsula, with kayak launches, lighthouses, and nature preserves nearby
Spacious waterfront apartment
A 900 sq ft apartment with a well-equipped eat-in kitchen, washer and dryer, and water views from every room
An authentic working waterfront stay
Guests describe this as a peaceful, authentic Maine experience with fresh seafood steps away at Lusty's
Spectacular water views from every window in this 900 sq. ft. 2nd floor apartment built atop a stone seawall on Muscongus Bay. Spacious & affordable home-base in the heart of the Pemaquid Peninsula. You are renting the whole 3 bedroom 30’ x 30’ apartment at Broad Cove Marine. The space includes 3 water-view bedrooms, bath, a large living room with high speed internet, and a well-equipped eat-in kitchen. For a truly authentic Maine maritime experience, Lobsterman’s Lodge is the place to stay.
The space
You are renting the whole 3 bedroom 30’ x 30’ apartment at Broad Cove Marine. The space includes 3 water-view bedrooms, bath, a large living room with high speed internet, towels, linens, fresh flowers, and a well-equipped eat-in kitchen with coffee/tea and welcome treats included.
This location is part of the active working waterfront of Bremen. Lobster boats leave port early. Box trucks deliver bait & pick up lobsters from time to time during the day. Families are very welcome, but for safety children must be closely supervised by their parents.
Our classic Maine lobster shack, Lusty’s Catch, is located at the end of the wharf. Enjoy Maine’s best lobster & crab rolls, oysters on the half shell, scallops, and lots more. All local, fresh caught by our fishermen. Great food, salty air, island views, friendly staff, and moderate prices. Dine on our dock or take-out. BYOB welcome.
In short, this is the real deal, a true Maine dock-side experience.
Guest access
The whole second floor is for your exclusive use. Maine Kayak stores gear on the first floor, so it is not occupied at night.
The space
You are renting the whole 3 bedroom 30’ x 30’ apartment at Broad Cove Marine. The space includes 3 water-view bedrooms, bath, a large living room with high speed internet, towels, linens, fresh flowers, and a well-equipped eat-in kitchen with coffee/tea and welcome treats included.
This location is part of the active working waterfront of Bremen. Lobster boats leave port early. Box trucks deliver bait & pick up lobsters from time to time during the day. Families are very welcome, but for safety children must be closely supervised by their parents.
Our classic Maine lobster shack, Lusty’s Catch, is located at the end of the wharf. Enjoy Maine’s best lobster & crab rolls, oysters on the half shell, scallops, and lots more. All local, fresh caught by our fishermen. Great food, salty air, island views, friendly staff, and moderate prices. Dine on our dock or take-out. BYOB welcome.
In short, this is the real deal, a true Maine dock-side experience.
Guest access
The whole second floor is for your exclusive use. Maine Kayak stores gear on the first floor, so it is not occupied at night.
Where you’ll sleep
1 of 2 pages
What this place offers
Harbor view
Beach access – Beachfront
Kitchen
Wifi
Free parking on premises
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4.84 out of 5 stars from 128 reviews
Overall rating
- 5 stars, 87% of reviews
- 4 stars, 12% of reviews
- 3 stars, 1% of reviews
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Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars for check-in
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for communication
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for location
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for value
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Where you’ll be
Bremen, Maine, United States
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Neighborhood highlights
Things to Do
Excursions on the Water
Muscongus Bay, part of salt water Medomak River with its hundreds of small islands, forms the Eastern shore of the Pemaquid Peninsula. These are prime lobstering waters and a cruising mecca for small boat sailors. Need a short term mooring? We may be able to help. Paddlers can launch from our beach next to the apartment. You can rent kayaks and bicycles from Maine Kayak in Bristol. They have multiple starting points in mid-coast region for paddling & cycling trips, including from our beach. Other Excursions: Hardy Boat Cruises operates summertime tours aboard the 60-foot Hardy III, and excursions include a 1-hour seal-watch cruise and a highly acclaimed 90-minute puffin tour out to Eastern Egg Rock. The company operates from mid- or late May through Labor Day. Finally, the Hardy Boat runs a ferry to Monhegan Island.
Driving or Biking Tour.
The Pemaquid Peninsula invites slow driving and frequent stops. At the head of the harbor, the market towns of Damariscotta and Newcastle are twin villages with good pubs, Movie Theater, a food co-op, massage, artsy pottery & clothing shops and a great bookstore. The Damariscotta River runs through the middle of town. One of the country’s richest oystering grounds.
South Bristol has Christmas Cove, so named because Captain John Smith (of Pocahontas fame) anchored here on Christmas Day in 1614. In Bristol you can visit the art galleries of New Harbor, explore Fort William Henry, a replica stone fortress and swim or picnic at the uncrowded crescent sands of Pemaquid Beach.
Pemaquid Point, owned by the town of Bristol, is at the tip. The lighthouse is one of Maine’s most photographed. On your way back to Broad Cove Marine follow Route 32. Look for signs pointing to the Rachel Carson Salt Pond Preserve, a Nature Conservancy property, where noted naturalist Rachel Carson studied tide pools extensively while researching her 1956 bestseller The Edge of the Sea. Another couple miles up Route 32, you’ll find the La Verna Preserve, with 3 miles of trail and some great rocky beaches. Both preserves are wonderful spots for budding naturalists and experts alike.
Excursions on the Water
Muscongus Bay, part of salt water Medomak River with its hundreds of small islands, forms the Eastern shore of the Pemaquid Peninsula. These are prime lobstering waters and a cruising mecca for small boat sailors. Need a short term mooring? We may be able to help. Paddlers can launch from our beach next to the apartment. You can rent kayaks and bicycles from Maine Kayak in Bristol. They have multiple starting points in mid-coast region for paddling & cycling trips, including from our beach. Other Excursions: Hardy Boat Cruises operates summertime tours aboard the 60-foot Hardy III, and excursions include a 1-hour seal-watch cruise and a highly acclaimed 90-minute puffin tour out to Eastern Egg Rock. The company operates from mid- or late May through Labor Day. Finally, the Hardy Boat runs a ferry to Monhegan Island.
Driving or Biking Tour.
The Pemaquid Peninsula invites slow driving and frequent stops. At the head of the harbor, the market towns of Damariscotta and Newcastle are twin villages with good pubs, Movie Theater, a food co-op, massage, artsy pottery & clothing shops and a great bookstore. The Damariscotta River runs through the middle of town. One of the country’s richest oystering grounds.
South Bristol has Christmas Cove, so named because Captain John Smith (of Pocahontas fame) anchored here on Christmas Day in 1614. In Bristol you can visit the art galleries of New Harbor, explore Fort William Henry, a replica stone fortress and swim or picnic at the uncrowded crescent sands of Pemaquid Beach.
Pemaquid Point, owned by the town of Bristol, is at the tip. The lighthouse is one of Maine’s most photographed. On your way back to Broad Cove Marine follow Route 32. Look for signs pointing to the Rachel Carson Salt Pond Preserve, a Nature Conservancy property, where noted naturalist Rachel Carson studied tide pools extensively while researching her 1956 bestseller The Edge of the Sea. Another couple miles up Route 32, you’ll find the La Verna Preserve, with 3 miles of trail and some great rocky beaches. Both preserves are wonderful spots for budding naturalists and experts alike.
Meet your host
My work: A manager at Broad Cove Marine, Bremen, Maine
Lives in Maine, United States
Been traveling since age 5 and split my time between Maine and Bali Indonesia. Enjoy sea kayaking, mountain biking, eating lobster on the wharf, and all the salty attractions Maine has to offer. I host this property for Broad Cove Marine, and have several of my own here and abroad.
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