Resorts
South Coast region has resorts that engulf you in coastal beauty
South coast Maine resorts, including the towns of Kennebunkport, Kittery, Ogunquit, Old Orchard Beach, York, and Wells, are perched exactly where people want to be if they love wonderful scenery and interesting cultural attractions. Some ME resorts are oriented toward families and children, others toward extreme personal luxury, still others toward golf and outdoor sports. All have comfortable amenities and staff members who are training to provide a high level of conscientious service. In the south coast, resorts are an easy walk to beaches, convenient to golf, Kittery Outlet Shopping, whale watching, lobster boat tours, kayaking and area lighthouses.
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Wells, ME
Village By The Sea
1373 Post Road 207-646-1100Resort’s spacious suites, full slate of amenities guarantee a relaxing Maine vacation
Spacious suites in a resort close to beaches, amusement parks, golf and rope courses, kayaking and canoeing: That’s the setup for a perfect Maine vacation. Village by the Sea is a year-round condominium hotel resort that borders the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge, featuring modern amenities from fully stocked kitchens, balconies and patios, and comfy living rooms to indoor and outdoor pools, hot tub, firepit with patio, basketball court, fitness center, barbecue grills and game room. Two-bedroom suites are about four times the size of an average hotel room, so you can really relax before heading out to a whale-watch or lighthouse tour; play golf or tennis; or explore nearby Wells Beach, the seaside villages of Ogunquit and Kennebunkport, York’s Wild Kingdom and other attractions.
Wells Beach, ME
Lafayette's Oceanfront Resort
393 Mile Road 207-646-2831Maine's south coast offers beautiful beaches and plenty to do all year round
Book a room, suite, or cottage at Lafayette's Oceanfront Resort, located directly on the wide, sandy Wells Beach. Step outside to enjoy the beach with tide pools for the kids, take a swim, or just relax while listening to the waves. The resort has nine buildings, five right on the beach and the rest just steps away, so almost every room has ocean views, many with private balconies, and some with kitchenettes. Several private homes nearby offer extra space for families or groups. Beyond the beach, the Wells are and nearby Ogunquit and Kennebunkport have great restaurants, shops, hiking and skiing trails, golf courses, museums, and a variety of boating excursions, from romantic sunset sails to lobster-boat tours.