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east coast vacation - now!
Need to find a luxury, but not-too, vacation spot near the water (any) to relax, shop and eat great food for about 4 or 5 days next week. Two of us will be departing from CT and will be driving. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Do you want it to be warm enough to swim? And how far are you willing to drive?
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Thanks for asking - no, we do not need be able to swim. Warm is nice, but not necessary. One day's worth of driving is okay, less than 1000 miles or so from CT. But I haven't thought about it long enough. Think we could convince ourselves to drive farther if we had the right incentive. Thanks!
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If warm isn't necessary, why not try Montreal? Great food, lots of shopping (mostly underground in winter). Pretty city.
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Have you looked into the Sanderling Inn in Duck, NC? I haven't been, but reading about it, it sounds very nice! It's a resort in the Outer Banks (and therefore on the water), but would definitely be too cold to swim in the ocean. Still, probably a heckuva lot warmer than CT!
It's in the ballpark of 600-700 miles, depending on where in CT you're coming from. |
Interesting ideas - Montreal vs OBX. Both are certainly within range - thank you. Might be more exciting than Newport or Providence!
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anyone know of a place near DelMarVa? Been searching and have run into places closed for the season. Do we have to go further south?
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Try the Eastern Shore of Maryland. The town of St. Michaels would be a good place to start. |
Interesting, I just this morning found the Hyatt in Cambridge, Md. Not exactly the type of small inn I was looking for, but at least its open for the season. Thanks, I will research St. Michaels for a small inn.
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