| Check
Availability
| |
| “A favorite spot of co-author Christina
Tree”. Maine Coast and Islands, published
2011 by noted travel writers Christina Tree
and Nancy English. To read entire review click
here. |
| |
|
"Picture Perfect" DownEast Magazine. Click
here to read review.
“Gem of a house” Yankee Magazine
Nov/Dec. 2011 feature on 18th century Inns
in New England . Click
here to read full review. For background
on this review click
here.
"Exquisite House" Blue Skye
was chosen as an "Editors' Choice"
by the Travel Editors of Yankee Magazine.
"What a treasure! ... simple and graceful..
an exquisite house" from Maine's best
selling guide book, "Maine: An Explorer's
Guide". Click
here to read review.
"The best accommodation in the area,
however, is at Blue Skye Farm in Waldoboro."
Rough Guide to New England. Click
here to read review.
"Choose this historic 18th-century country
house for superior bird-watching opportunities.
Waterfowl, eagles, and ospreys can be seen
regularly, and the light over the marshes
is ideal for the many watercolor painters
who stay here." Fodor’s Guide to
New England.
Chosen for inclusion in the Official Guide
to American Historic Inns.
To read reviews of Blue Skye that were submitted
to BedandBreakfast.com, please Click
Here.
To read reviews of Blue Skye that were submitted
to Trip Advisor.com, please Click
Here.
For a quick slide show of Blue Skye photos,
click
here.
The Blue Skye
Blog: Click
here
|
|
|
This historic 18th century house provides
lodging minutes from the fabulous Maine coastline
and is within easy reach of the coastal towns, from
Portland to Pemaquid to the South and Camden and
Bar Harbor to the North. It is perfectly placed
for those touring Midcoast and is exactly halfway
between Boston and Acadia, offering a peaceful respite
from a long drive in summer traffic. Our summer
guests enjoy a drink on the lawn after a day boating,
fishing, whale watching (click
here to view a list of Blue Skye bird sightings),
and later enjoy listening to the peepers out on
the marsh from our fully screened and candlelit
sunroom. Our autumn landscape is breathtaking and
hundreds of acres of Maine wilderness beckon you
to explore from the back door.
In winter, Blue Skye glows with firelight. Guests
return from their adventures, light the fire, put
the kettle on and, if they wish, prepare their supper
in the inn’s kitchen. Privacy is a hallmark
of Blue Skye. While you are our guest, Blue Skye
belongs to you.
Blue Skye is open year round.
See our Special
Offers for packages and last minute deals.
|
