Periwinkle Cottage in Lubec

Periwinkle Cottage is an affordable retreat for 2 or 3 people. The
Cottage is located across the road from Johnson�s Bay. The house has
1 bedroom with a full size bed and a bath with shower. A day bed
provides additional sleeping space. The kitchen
is fully equipped with everything you will need to cook up your
lobster feast�or to prepare quick meals on the run between hiking
trips, kayak excursions, and whale watch tours. A living/dining area
provides space to eat, relax, and enjoy the peaceful tranquility of
your refuge. Step out on to the deck to enjoy the salty breeze and
the whisper of the fir trees while you take in the view. The owners
welcome you to enjoy the hiking trail behind Periwinkle that spans
the 120 acre property. The trail offers spectacular views, and for a
real treat, follow the trail to a secluded, undeveloped beach on the
other side of the peninsula. Across the road, you have an additional
4 acres that gives easy access to the shorefront of Johnson�s Bay.
Whatever you decide to do during your stay in Lubec, you will enjoy
beautiful scenery everywhere you look and nature at your doorstep!

Fully Equipped kitchen with microwave, coffee maker, all cooking and
serving utensils.
TV/DVD with cable.
Phone.
Wrap around deck.
Bed and bath linen provided.
Private 120 acre property with hiking trails, water views, and
private access to secluded, undeveloped beach.

Lubec has bold coastal cliffs, coastal rain forest, wildflower
meadows, and several sandy beaches (rare this far Down East). The
region is host to three state parks, a national wildlife refuge, and
several nature preserves, all of which offer well maintained hiking
trails. Lubec claims the easternmost point of land in the U.S. and is
home to the West Quoddy Head Lighthouse, one of the most
photographed lighthouses in the country. In fact, you can see and
visit 5 lighthouses within a 10 mile radius of Lubec. Local whale,
wildlife, and puffin tours offer the chance to observe nature up
close. Nearby kayak and canoe rental facilities and the many public
boat ramps in the area also offer a chance to explore and observe.
The area is rich in history�from the first naval battle of the
Revolutionary to Maine's own "Cannery Row" which lined the
waterfronts of the Downeast coast. You'll find it all here�rich
history, spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife, and friendly people.

Available May through October at $450 per week.
Pets and children are welcome with prior approval and a $50 per
week rental surcharge.
Please add Maine Lodging Tax.
$250 per week refundable deposit required when placing reservation.
(Please add $50 per week to deposit if you will be accompanied by
pets.) Deposit acts as a reservation deposit until your stay begins,
then becomes a damage deposit during your stay. Deposit is refundable
at end of stay.