Guide to Portland Head Light, Maine

🅿️ Parking 📍 Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107 It takes 2.5 to 3 hours to drive from downtown Boston to the scenic area’s parking lot. There are plenty of empty parking spaces, and the fee is very affordable—if I remember correctly, it’s around $6–$7 per hour. 📷 Photography Tips Equipment: iPhone 13 Weather & Timing: It was sunny when we visited, and we took photos from 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM. The light was soft rather than bright; the best time to shoot is recommended to be 3:00 PM–7:00 PM for more vibrant lighting. Outfit: Zara yellow dress (Style: Short Halter Godet Dress, Item No. 3067/350/250). This style also comes in white and baby pink 👗. Bag: Jellycat Smudge Rabbit Backpack 🐰. 🍽️ Dining Restaurant: Luke’s Lobster Ambience: The indoor space is nice, with all seats by the window offering ocean views—perfect for photos 🌊. Dishes Ordered: Steamed clams (served in a hot ceramic pot, super fresh 🦪). Fried calamari rings (taste varies by preference; the sauce drizzled on top has a unique flavor—some love it, some can’t stand it 😂). Seafood platter burger (stuffed with crab meat, lobster meat, and shrimp, served with fries). The portion is huge, and people who like American-style flavors will love it! Total Cost: Around $100. 🔔 Reminder for Ladies Even if you go in the summer, the sea breeze at night can still be a bit chilly—don’t forget to bring a jacket! Have Fun! #MaineTravel #PortlandLighthouse #PortlandTravel #PortlandScenery