Jeff Mills Coastal Vacations Club Blog

If you’re looking to visit the New England Coast, how much you will enjoy your vacation will really depend on what you know about this region and what you expect.  Are you going as a sightseer raring to take in the famous New England views?  Are you there as a summer tourist, eager to taste the fleeting New England summer?  Or are you going as a visitor who would like to know more about the areas where a good part of American history began?  Here’s a holiday travel guide you might find useful for New England Coast destinations:

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Don’t think of New England only in August. There’s plenty to see and do in spring and fall and, if you’re feeling a bit adventurous, maybe even in early winter. If any of the local areas in the New England coast is part of your vacation destination, here are a few tips on where you should go and what you should do:

Maine

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Taken as a whole, the New England Coast presents a variety of opportunities for fun, play, entertainment and learning.  Although the region is best known as a vacation haven for many, it is best explored by targeting its topmost offerings.  After all, even the locals will find it difficult to see everything.  Here are the top 6 New England Coast destinations you might want to visit:

Cape Cod

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School break is coming up and you and your friends are eager to travel to New England. If you’re a little worried how long and far your remaining allowance could take you, here are a couple of tips to make your vacation last as long as possible without getting anyone in debt.

New England Attractions You Can Enjoy for Free

You only need your camera – and not your wallet – when you drop by these places.

Yale University

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The New England Coast is a natural choice as a summer destination.  Whether you only have a weekend or a whole month’s time to spend, there are many areas in the New England Coast where you can hole up to pass away the summer heat.  New England is also picture-perfect in summer – exquisite to the point of being sharp – and you’ll find yourself lolling away the warm days and spending cool, lazy evenings sipping cocktails.  Here are some of the best destinations you might want to check out:

Cape Cod

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At any time of the year, couples can look forward to a romantic getaway in New England. Besides its famous coastline, the historical and picturesque region also boasts of a beautiful natural landscape that’s sure to give visitors unforgettable memories. If you’re thinking of traveling to New England with your loved one, here are a couple of places you might want to check out.

Acadia, Maine

Walking hand in hand with your special someone would be even more special if you do so in the Acadia National Park, the 1st and only national park in New England. The breathtaking lakeshores, coastlines and surrounding mountains – which are accessible by the way – also make a perfect backdrop for your photographs.

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If you feel the urge to explore, why not splurge? And why not spend it all exploring the New England Coast? A full wallet will get you to a whole lot of places and plenty of things to see, hear, feel, taste and experience. Here are some of the pricey vacations you might want to take in the New England Coast:

White water rafting

For the very adventurous and those seeking thrill rides, try shooting the rapids on Dead or Kennebec rivers and exchanging less-than-deadly paintball firepower in the forests of Maine. Packages are usually offered as day-long trips and it costs only from around $115 to $160 per person, a sumptuous lunch included.

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Love may always be in the air in New England, but it doesn’t have to be constantly about couples. A New England vacation can also be a wonderful time for families to get together, bond more, and just have fun. If you’re taking the kids to New England coasts, here are several places that are sure to offer your family endless entertainment.

Ocean Edge Resort, Cape Cod

This is a must-visit not just because it’s one of the largest resorts in the region and has its own 700-foot beach. There are other great things to look forward to like beach bonfires and other group activities for rollickin’ family fun.

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With school break coming up, you can treat your family to a day or two with a short but fun-filled New England vacation. Here are a couple of ideas to get you started.

Tyler Place, Vermont

This family-friendly establishment has practically perfected the art of pleasing its guests, having been in the business for 70 years. Besides a variety of diverse activities that take advantage of the proximity of Lake Champlain, Tyler Place also has other programs lined up in its itinerary for guests of all ages.

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Traveling to New England doesn’t have to be expensive. If you’ve got a tight budget, here are a few tips to keep your spending to a minimum while enjoying the best that New England has to offer.

Cheap Accommodations

Lodgings are often a traveler’s biggest financial hurdle, but the following Bed & Breakfasts are sure to fit right in your budget.

The Chapman Inn Bed and Breakfast, Maine

If you visit New England off season, you could grab a room here for as low as $59. But even if you do happen to travel at the height of the season, accommodations are still not as expensive at $99 per night and may even include full gourmet breakfast. In-room Internet is only available.

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