Glouster Massachusetts
Glouster is a historic fishing port located in Eastern Massachusetts, just 10 miles North of Boston. Travelers to Glouster can enjoy kayaking, saling, lobster feeds, whale watch tours, and more. The city is brimming with cutural activities including touring galleries, museums, and the Cape Ann Symphony. Area attractions of note include: Hammond castle, the “Beauport” Sleeper-McCann House, and the Sargent House Museum.
Lanes Cove House - "A five star B&B with a ten star concierge"
Lanes Cove House, located in Glouster, is a charming, cozy and comfortable 1800s Victorian. It overlooks a picturesque lobster fishing cove in Lanesville, one of Gloucester's quaint villages. There is a small village beach just a short walk away or two beautiful wide beaches just a short drive away. Make sure to return in time to watch the spectacular sunsets from the deck. Take a 15 minute drive to visit the working waterfront, many art studios and galleries, several museums, dance companies, whale watch boats, fishing, and charming Rockport. A further 15 minute drive with take you to the antique shops of Essex and the witch trial history of Salem. Historic Boston is less than an hour away.
In addition to the bed and breakfast's three guestrooms, consider the newly converted Carriage House, a wonderful place for a family vacation. Available on a weekly basis, it offers 2 bedrooms and 3 baths, a gas fireplace, a Jacuzzi, large LCD TVs and much more.
2 comments:
Glouster is among the most attrctive place in Eastern Massachusetts. What makes it attractive is the fishing post that allows kayaking, sailing, whale watch tours etc,
It is a place with natural scenic beauty.
Informative post with adequate information on where to stay and how to enjoy.
Great blog! Glad I stopped by. :)
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