Boating

Imagine a 230-foot super yacht gliding into Nantucket Harbor, stirring whispers among locals about its owner and luxurious life on board since the owner isn't who people think it is.

These superstitions come from stories, folklore, tropes, myths, or legends and many are still lived by to this day whether it's for the fun of upholding tradition or you can't imagine not because who knows what will happen if you don't.

When it comes to boating in Maine, your options are virtually endless. From small ponds and waterways to massive lakes, rivers and even the ocean, you could spend all day every day boating here and never run out of new water to explore.

The goal is for Maine's waters to be safer for everyone.

An amazing survival took place in Maine when a boat capsized and a lobsterman and lawmaker were on board.

Now, it looks like Bravo is casting for experienced yachties or people that want to get into yachting (and reality tv!).

There was major concerned when a call came in off the coast of Kennebunk, and the Coast Guard now says it may have been a hoax.

After a rash of accidents, the New Hampshire Department of Safety Marine Patrol is reminding boaters to watch their speed and be safe this weekend.