The creator provides a voiceover-narrated recap of the first 24 hours of her 48-hour solo trip to Portland, Maine. She documents her journey from flying in and checking into her hotel to exploring local shops, eating a highly recommended lobster roll, getting dessert, going on a sunset sailing tour, and finishing the day with dinner at another restaurant, teasing the next day's activities.
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I just spent 48hrs exploring the cute and funky town of Portland, Maine on my latest solo trip! I ate, sailed, and ate some more.
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Transcript
Just spent forty eight hours completely solo exploring Portland, Maine. And let me tell you, this city was cute and funky as hell. It was the perfect getaway from New York Tier. A forty five minute flight, I landed, dropped my bags at the hotel, and made a beeline for this spot for lunch that everyone told me to go to, but I stopped at all these cute shops on the way. You guys flooded my DMs with this one recommendation, which was to get this lobster roll at even time. I don't even like lobster, but this bite was insane. My server was also such a homie. He dropped me some of his favorite spots that I should go to. One of them being this spot for dessert that was right next tier. Rank it was off to check-in for my sunset sailing tour. I can't tell you the last time I've ever been on a sailboat, but this was so cool and one of the highlights of my trip. My boy, Captain Nate, took us to multiple islands. We went to go see the famous lighthouse that's here in the area. At one point, we were literally sideways. I'm telling you, being on a sailboat was no joke. Best I absolutely loved it. Once we got back on dry land, I finished my night having dinner over at Stale's. I had the best dinner, and it was a great way to end the first twenty four hours. So stay tuned for day two.