Portland Vacation Deals

Save Time and Money with a Portland Package Deal

Expedia has hotel and flight packages that will save you money. This has to be one of the most straightforward ways to save money. You just pick your desired flights along with your accommodation preference and combine them together in one package deal. With the extra money, you'll be able to experience more when you're in Portland.

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Portland Vacation Packages

This is an area of South Coast that roughly 66,000 people reside in.

Visitors will find this destination 50 miles from Augusta, the state capital of Maine. It is also roughly 10 miles from Cumberland Center.

Let the kids blow off some steam at the Children's Museum of Maine and Funtown Splashtown USA. For even more fun, head onwards to Aquaboggan Water Park and Wolfe's Neck Farm.

The Maine Wildlife Park is a great place to take the kids for an exciting morning among native and exotic animals. Be sure to ask the staff about zookeeper presentations and where to find the zoo's most popular inhabitants.

Gardens at Historic Wallingford Hall plays a large role in safeguarding the region's botanical species. Be sure to stop in and appreciate the work that they do.

When the sun is shining, pack a picnic and find a shady nook at one of the pleasant green spaces, such as Desert of Maine or Two Lights State Park. There's also plenty of room to lay about on the grass at Ferry Beach State Park and Mackworth Island.

Whether you're searching for a specific map or just some general pointers, the friendly staff at Center for Maine History will be able to help you out.

Be sure to set aside some time to experience the picturesque stretches of surrounding coastline, such as Mother's Beach and Crescent Beach State Park. Willard Beach and Gooch's Beach are also popular options.

Want to escape the noise of the city? Make your way over to Wolfe's Neck State Park and Bradbury Mountain State Park. Kennebunkport Harbor and Cliff Walk are also popular with nature-loving locals.

See the world from a new perspective by spending some time at one of the area's fascinating exhibition spaces. Savor the contemplative atmosphere as you check out the different displays at the Portland Museum of Art and Wadsworth-Longfellow House. You might also want to consider a visit to the Maine College of Art and the Seashore Trolley Museum.

The science museums here boast vast collections of artifacts and displays. Immerse yourself in the incredible world of science when you visit Portland Observatory or Southworth Planetarium.

Portland is a hub of artistic energy, with gallery spaces all over the place. Start your explorations of this creative hotspot by stopping in at W. Robert Paine Gallery and the Mast Cove Galleries. If you have time afterwards, Engine and the Winslow Homer's Studio are also well worth checking out.

Keen historians can immerse themselves in the past at the Brick Store Museum and the Harmon Historical Museum. Do you like the sound of those? Continue your journey at the Fifth Maine Museum or the Saco Museum.

Take a step back in time with a visit to the University of Southern Maine or Victoria Mansion, just two of the historic buildings and sites here. When it comes to bygone times, there's always something else to know. Harrington House and Freeport Historical Society are two more insightful places to stop by.

Be sure to make time to watch the water ebb and flow past Bailey Island Bridge. This heritage structure has played a vital role in connecting the city's residents.

Want to learn more about the area's military history? The beating drums of war still echo in the walls of Fort Preble.

Whether you're a spiritual person or not, you're sure to have a nice time at Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and Cathedral Church of Saint Luke. St. Ann’s Episcopal Church and St. Anthony's Franciscan Monastery are also intriguing sacred sites.

Before you pack your bags and make your way home, make sure you stop by a few of Portland's lesser-known attractions. The Portland Club and the Biddeford-Saco Country Club might catch your eye. Also, think about a visit to Monkey Trunks Extreme Aerial Adventure Park and the Eartha if time allows.

Accommodation in Portland

Before you get going, get a reservation for one of the 42 Portland lodgings that can be found on Expedia's hotel website.

Visitors who delight in the good life will be sure to enjoy The Westin Portland Harborview, at 157 High St, and the Inn By The Sea, at 40 Bowery Beach Road. Alternatively, the Portland Harbor Hotel, at 468 Fore Street, and the Fleetwood House Bed & Breakfast, at 10 Fleetwood Street, are two thriftier options worth considering.

Popular Activities for your Portland Vacation

Have a go at everything there is to see and do and make your way home with the greatest souvenir of all — fond memories of your magnificent trip!

This place has plenty of activities. Here are some suggestions to kick off your trip to Portland:

• Half-Day Guided Sea Kayak Tour in Casco Bay
• Stand-Up Paddleboard Rental
• Portland Christmas Light Tour
• Portland Food Tour in Slabtown & Alphabet Neighborhoods
• Portland's Art District Food Tour
• Portland Food Carts & Neighborhoods Tour

For a comprehensive guide to activities, jump onto our Portland things to do page.

*Savings based on all vacation package bookings with Flight + Hotel on Expedia.com from January through December 2017, as compared to price of the same components booked separately. Savings will vary based on origin/destination, length of trip, stay dates and selected travel supplier(s). Savings not available on all packages. For Free Flight or 100% Off Flight deals, package savings is greater than or equal to the current cost of one component, when both are priced separately.