Travel Expert

Beth McInnis

Hello — I’m proud to call Wiscasset, Maine home — a place many know as “The Prettiest Village in Maine,” honored for its historic beauty, architecture, and charming riverside setting. Over the past 37 years I’ve built a career as a travel agent, helping people plan, explore, and discover the world. For me, travel isn’t just about destinations: it’s about the learning, the connections, and the memories that become part of your story — like a scrapbook that never fades. I am deeply passionate about this work. I love collaborating with clients to uncover what they truly want — whether adventure, rest, cultural immersion, family bonding, or all of the above — and then designing journeys that create experiences to last a lifetime. Why Book with Me? ?? With nearly four decades of experience in the travel industry, I bring expert knowledge and insight to every trip. I offer personalized service that goes far beyond the typical 9-to-5 agency model. I’m available 24/7 — before, during, and after your journey — because travel doesn’t adhere to business hours. Whether it's crafting the ideal itinerary, securing exclusive deals, or helping you navigate the unexpected, I’m here to make travel seamless, stress-free, and joyful.

About Me I’m an avid traveler who has wandered across the seas and explored cobblestoned towns, from the cliff-lined coasts of Italy to the sun-drenched beaches of the Caribbean. Independent travel is my passion: I’ve cruised through dozens of ports, sailed many seas, and embraced the freedom of planning my own journeys. My two favorite places hold special places in my heart: Sorrento, Italy, with its dramatic sea views, historic charm, vibrant local life, and as a gateway to the Amalfi Coast; and Antigua in the Caribbean, with its turquoise waters, warm culture, secluded beaches, and stories carried on the breeze. These destinations taught me how much travel isn’t just about seeing famous sights — it’s about slowing down, listening, tasting, wandering off the beaten path, and letting unexpected moments become treasured memories. Over the years I’ve learned what works (and what doesn’t) when traveling independently. I have trusted private guides in cities like Athens, Rome, Venice, and Sorrento, through whom I’ve gained deeper insight into local histories, hidden gems, and cultural nuances. I’ve also spent a good deal of time in Ireland — because family there helps show me the soul of Dublin and its warmth in a way most tourists never see. For me, travel is about the balance: scheduling enough to soak in the must-see landmarks, but leaving room for spontaneity. It’s about getting lost in narrow alleys just to discover that perfect café, speaking to locals, tasting food at street markets, getting on smaller ferries, and learning that sometimes the journey itself — the waves, the noise, the walk up a winding trail — is just as important as the destination. If you follow me, you’ll find stories of sunlit terraces, impromptu boat rides, old churches, coastal hikes, beach sunsets, unexpected friendships, and the lessons that come from every delay, every surprise, and every moment when a view stops you in your tracks.