Offering a Maine island getaway rich with history and natural beauty, The Inn at Diamond Cove is on Great Diamond Island in Casco Bay. Just a 30- minute ferry ride from Portland's Old Port district, the Inn is the centerpiece of Diamond Cove, a small private community of beautiful residences. Built between 1891 and 1907, Fort McKinley was once used to defend Portland Harbor during the Spanish-American War.
Formerly army barracks, the Inn, opened in 2015, has been restored with meticulous attention to historic detail preserving its original character. The Inn at Diamond Cove offers elegantly appointed interiors, luxury island condominiums with balconies, wide wooden porches, swimming pool, cabana bar and casual fine dining at Diamonds Edge, its waterfront restaurant overlooking Casco Bay.
Formerly army barracks, the Inn, opened in 2015, has been restored with meticulous attention to historic detail preserving its original character. The Inn at Diamond Cove offers elegantly appointed interiors, luxury island condominiums with balconies, wide wooden porches, swimming pool, cabana bar and casual fine dining at Diamonds Edge, its waterfront restaurant overlooking Casco Bay.
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Located just off the coast of Portland, our luxury island Inn places you in the heartbeat of all a Maine summer has to offer. The Inn at Diamond Cove stands apart from the competition by delivering genuine experiences that will bring your Maine get-a-way to life. Parking is the sole responsibility of the guest.
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The deluxe condo guest rooms provide comfortable space with varying layouts and amenities, featuring custom-made guest room furnishings, hardwood floors, and our custom made signature pillow-topped mattresses. Our luxury bathrooms offer a spacious granite-top vanity, make-up mirror, and glass enclosed showers.
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The Inn at Diamond Cove is a dynamic event venue where business and pleasure mix with the magic of Island living. The Inn offers 5,500 square feet of indoor and outdoor private meeting spaces and various catering options ranging from lavish breakfast buffets to picnics and Maine lobster bakes.
Ripple Effect works with groups to customize programs and activities that may include zip lining, sea kayaking, wall climbing, raft building, knot tying, coastal ecology lessons and tide pooling (catching lobsters by hand), environmental art projects, and more.
Ripple Effect works with groups to customize programs and activities that may include zip lining, sea kayaking, wall climbing, raft building, knot tying, coastal ecology lessons and tide pooling (catching lobsters by hand), environmental art projects, and more.
Corporate Retreats
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The Inn at Diamond Cove, in partnership with Ripple Effect, a recognized leader in adventure-based learning, offers outdoor adventure, teambuilding, and leadership initiatives on Cow Island, an uninhabited dot of land just off the northern tip of Great Diamond Island.
Ripple Effect works with groups to customize programs and activities that may include zip lining, sea kayaking, wall climbing, raft building, knot tying, coastal ecology lessons and tide pooling (catching lobsters by hand), environmental art projects, and more.
Ripple Effect works with groups to customize programs and activities that may include zip lining, sea kayaking, wall climbing, raft building, knot tying, coastal ecology lessons and tide pooling (catching lobsters by hand), environmental art projects, and more.
Casco Bay
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Great Diamond Island is one of 200+ islands located within Casco Bay, which surrounds the city of Portland. Sometimes referred to as The Calendar Islands, mythically suggesting that it's possible to explore a new Island each day of year. Maine Sailing Adventure – For a relaxed few hours on Casco Bay, consider booking a trip with Maine Sailing Adventures.
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