Romance Road
11 DAYS / 10 NIGHTS
A collection of some of New England’s most romantic destinations and Inns perfectly matched in itineraries designed to meet a variety of predilections.
DAYS 1 – 3 Boston – Rockport (42 mi/68 km)
Arrive Boston and travel north to Rockport, a 45 minute drive from Boston’s airport. Rockport is the epitome of quaint, New England charm. Stroll along the streets of downtown, sunbathe on the rocks and beaches, take walks through the woods or along the shore, or watch the whales from boats out of Rockport or Gloucester. Spend two nights at Cape Ann’s only historic grand hotel, Emerson Inn by the Sea. This lovely Rockport inn is an historic gem.
DAYS 3 – 6 Rockport – Sebago Lake Region, ME (131 mi/211km)
For over one hundred years the Sebago Lake Region in southern Maine has been the premier destination for water recreation, lake and mountain vistas, and calm. Migis Lodge is made up of a luxurious main lodge building and 35 cottages nestled amid 125 acres of pine forest, stretching along 3,500 feet of Sebago Lake shoreline. Spend the next three nights at Migis Lodge enjoying golf, tennis or the spa, lunching on the private island, or gazing at dramatic sunsets.
DAYS 6 – 9 Sebago Lakes Region – Camden (110 mi/177 km)
Travel north to mid-coast Maine and check-in to the Inn at Ocean’s Edge for three nights. Take a bicycle on the ferry to Isleboro for scenic exploration or sample local tastes at a Lincolnville winery. Walk along the rocky shore in front of the Inn or on sandier Lincolnville Beach just a mile away. Schooners depart from Camden hourly and shopping along Main Street is a must. Or, just relax at the Inn enjoying such amenities as the infinity edge pool, spa, treatment rooms and outdoor fireplace.
DAYS 9 –11 Camden – Prouts Neck (97 mi/156 km)
Journey south along Maine’s coastal roads to Prouts Neck, just outside of Portland. Stay two nights at the historic Black Point Inn. Built in 1878, the Inn is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on three sides, with 18 holes of links golf, hiking and running trails, miles of sandy beaches, tennis, a swimming pool and beach club. Enjoy unpretentious downeast hospitality while sipping cocktails on the porch or dining in its highly acclaimed fine dining restaurant overlooking the ocean. On day 11, return to Boston, less than 2 hours from Prouts Neck for the flight home.
Arrive Boston and travel north to Rockport, a 45 minute drive from Boston’s airport. Rockport is the epitome of quaint, New England charm. Stroll along the streets of downtown, sunbathe on the rocks and beaches, take walks through the woods or along the shore, or watch the whales from boats out of Rockport or Gloucester. Spend two nights at Cape Ann’s only historic grand hotel, Emerson Inn by the Sea. This lovely Rockport inn is an historic gem.
DAYS 3 – 6 Rockport – Sebago Lake Region, ME (131 mi/211km)
For over one hundred years the Sebago Lake Region in southern Maine has been the premier destination for water recreation, lake and mountain vistas, and calm. Migis Lodge is made up of a luxurious main lodge building and 35 cottages nestled amid 125 acres of pine forest, stretching along 3,500 feet of Sebago Lake shoreline. Spend the next three nights at Migis Lodge enjoying golf, tennis or the spa, lunching on the private island, or gazing at dramatic sunsets.
DAYS 6 – 9 Sebago Lakes Region – Camden (110 mi/177 km)
Travel north to mid-coast Maine and check-in to the Inn at Ocean’s Edge for three nights. Take a bicycle on the ferry to Isleboro for scenic exploration or sample local tastes at a Lincolnville winery. Walk along the rocky shore in front of the Inn or on sandier Lincolnville Beach just a mile away. Schooners depart from Camden hourly and shopping along Main Street is a must. Or, just relax at the Inn enjoying such amenities as the infinity edge pool, spa, treatment rooms and outdoor fireplace.
DAYS 9 –11 Camden – Prouts Neck (97 mi/156 km)
Journey south along Maine’s coastal roads to Prouts Neck, just outside of Portland. Stay two nights at the historic Black Point Inn. Built in 1878, the Inn is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on three sides, with 18 holes of links golf, hiking and running trails, miles of sandy beaches, tennis, a swimming pool and beach club. Enjoy unpretentious downeast hospitality while sipping cocktails on the porch or dining in its highly acclaimed fine dining restaurant overlooking the ocean. On day 11, return to Boston, less than 2 hours from Prouts Neck for the flight home.
| Rockport | Emerson Inn by the Sea |
| Sebago Lake Region | Migis Lodge |
| Camden |  Inn at Ocean’s Edge |
| Scarborough | Black Point Inn |
Packages includeÂ
- Accommodations
- Taxes
- Meet & Greet upon arrival with Fly-Drive directions
- Information Packet.Â