Due to the Gulf Stream that flows by our Bay
we have the “warmest waters north of North
Carolina”. Water temperatures of 70F-75F are
common from mid-summer to mid-fall. Because
it’s quite shallow the bay in front of the
property can be even warmer. So, indulge in
a twilight dip or paddle off into the sunset
using the canoe, kayak or the 14' rowboat
that are available for guest use. Life
jackets are also provided.
For those who
like sailing I am pleased to offer the use
of Le Couchon, a 19' day sailor, which can
hold four comfortably. I am always looking
for an excuse to go sailing so I’d be happy
to take you out myself, if you lack
experience or just want company.
It’s not uncommon to see a harbour seal or
an eagle on such excursions, so keep your
cameras and binoculars handy.
On site it’s also possible to dig for
clams and to harvest mussels and oysters
galore. A waterside bonfire area is provided
complete with pot for those impromptu
lobster boils. Walk along the shore and
experience our amazing sunsets across the
water. Start a bonfire by the water and let
the evening hours slip by. Watch the amazing
constellations and occasional shooting stars
- all visible since there is little ambient
night light around.