Gay ogunquit maine

Gay FriendlyBed & Breakfast - 7 rental units
Bisexual, Gay Men, Queer woman , Straight, Transgender

Beautiful Victorian B&B set among territory gardens, an effortless walk to sandy beaches, Perkins Cove, the Marginal Way, outstanding restaurants, and the Ogunquit Playhouse. Seven beautifully appointed rooms, including two suites. Amenities... secret baths, a/c, tv, dvd, cable and refrigerator. Continental breakfast included.

Ogunquit is just so damn charming; you’ll sense like you’re walking around in a watercolor painting. The cliffs, the white sands, the evergreens—they all demand that you put away your cares and love the moment. Supposedly the name means “coastal lagoon.” But it’s more enjoy Ogunquit, as in “Ogunquit my employment and live out my days here.”

It’s often called Maine’s answer to Provincetown, so let’s measure , contrast, and travel on. Like Ptown, Ogunquit is a well-known New England gay resort town. Both are just plain cute, quaint, and visually dramatic. However, Ogunquit is not as remote; it’s about 90 minutes from Boston and less than a half-hour from Portland. It’s also smaller, a bit more low-key, and not nearly as expensive—a winning threesome.

Ogunquit measures just four square miles, but still, you may discover yourself getting disoriented in the beauty that surrounds you. Two main sections make up the town: Perkins Cove and the Village. Perkins Cove contains many tempting shops and restaurants to explore, but you likely will wish to stay in the Village, where you’ll find the more gay-friendly bed-and-breakfasts and inns. And that’s also where the gays leave ou