Greater Portland
A cultural powerhouse on Casco Bay, combining the cobblestone charm of the Old Port with a nationally acclaimed food scene. Beyond the city, explore Cape Elizabeth's lighthouses and the quiet shores of Falmouth.
Towns & Cities
Explore the communities in Greater Portland
Cape Elizabeth
A stunning coastal town known for its rugged cliffs, state parks, and one of the most photographed lighthouses in America.
Casco
Home to Sebago Lake State Park and Point Sebago, Casco is a premier destination for summer recreation.
Chebeague Island
A ferry-linked island town northwest of Portland, known for its stone wharves, beaches, and close-knit community.
Cumberland
An affluent Portland suburb maintaining rural character with farms, forests, and excellent schools while offering modern amenities.
Durham
A rural town along the Androscoggin River, home to the scenic Runaround Pond and Bradbury Mountain State Park nearby.
Falmouth
A picturesque town bordering Portland, Falmouth offers a mix of coastal beauty, woodland trails, and a vibrant community life.
Freeport
Freeport is world-famous as the home of L.L.Bean's flagship store and a premier shopping destination, but it also offers miles of coastline and state parks.
Gorham
Home to the University of Southern Maine, Gorham blends rural landscapes with a bustling village center and university culture.
Gray
A rapidly growing town between Portland and the lakes region, Gray offers suburban living with rural character and excellent recreation.
Harpswell
A unique town composed of a long peninsula (Harpswell Neck) and three large islands connected by bridges (Sebascodegan, Orr's, and Bailey).
Long Island
A seceded Casco Bay community offering sandy beaches, wooded paths, and a short ferry ride from Portland.
New Gloucester
A historic rural town known as home to the Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village, the last active Shaker community in the world.
North Yarmouth
A historic farming town offering parks, trails, and a quiet rural atmosphere just minutes from Yarmouth and Portland.
Pownal
A quiet rural town just north of Freeport, famous for Bradbury Mountain State Park, one of the most popular day hikes in Southern Maine.
Portland
Historic brick-lined streets, a working waterfront, and an unrivaled restaurant scene make Portland the perfect home base for exploring Maine's coast.
Scarborough
A premier coastal destination featuring Maine's largest salt marsh, beautiful sandy beaches, and the historic Prouts Neck peninsula.
Sebago
Located on the western shore of Maine's deepest and second-largest lake, offering boating, swimming, and hiking at Douglas Mountain.
South Portland
Just across the bridge from Portland, "SoPo" offers iconic lighthouses, the popular Willard Beach, and a strong community vibe.
Westbrook
Located just west of Portland, Westbrook is a growing city known for its historic mills, the Presumpscot River, and a burgeoning arts and dining scene.
Yarmouth
A charming coastal village known for its historic homes, the Royal River, and the annual Yarmouth Clam Festival.