If you are looking for a picturesque location to spend your holiday, go to historic Kennebunkport, Maine. This place offers a range of outdoor activities, and the three-mile long beach tucked in between the rocky coastline is beautiful. There are miles of scenic trails and wildlife sanctuaries to explore. You can go on a whale watching cruise, haul in a catch from a lobster boat or try your hand at saltwater fishing. Kayaking is also available.
Cultural activities include theater, music, museums and galleries. Kennebunkport is also a good place to shop for antiques and other unique items.
Consider staying at a bed and breakfast inn. You can find them listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Some of are old mansions set in lovely surroundings offering genuine New England hospitality and cuisine. Your stay will truly be unforgettable. Some places give you a welcome bottle of champagne, and some have breakfast served in your cottage.
Modern amenities blend with old world charm at some lodgings, where rooms have gas fireplaces, luxurious private baths with heated tiles and Jacuzzis, hair dryers, air-conditioning, televisions, DVD players, in-room coffee makers, etc. Many offer maid services, cribs and child cots and adaptations for the handicapped.
Tariff varies depending on the facilities offered. Usually, there are different rates for season, mid-season and off-season and for weekdays and weekends. Special packages are often available. Some places have minimum stay stipulations. Many of the lodgings allow an extra person to stay in the room for an additional charge and offer a lower rate for children staying with parents. Some are pet friendly but may charge a fee. A 7% lodging tax is either included in the rate or for an extra fee. There may be a service charge as well.
Most of these establishments will give you information on places to see and things to do. Additional information can be obtained from the Visitors Center on Dock Square. Be sure to collect details about parking charges and beach restrictions.
Also, find out the check in and check out times, advance payable, cancellation charge, credit cards accepted and other relevant details.
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