Relax on the property, or stroll/bike the perimeter of the harbor, which from the house, horseshoes left by the local beach, where you can sit on the rocks, or comb the beach for sea glass, unique shells and sea tossed stones. Continue past the beach to visit the Co-op.at the end of the road, where you can pick up lobsters, fresh off the boats (lobster pots at house} . Turning right from the house brings you to the wharfs that you see from the house. One of the wharfs, a 2 min. walk from the house, is where you'll find The Wharf Gallery and Galley, mentioned in an issue of Yankee Magazine as being 'The Best Lobster With a Sense of the Past' Classic. Their entire menu offerings are delicious, including made in Maine ice cream! This side will also take you to Cranberry Island Road, which opens up to picture post card scenery, with its breathtaking ocean views, crashing waves on the rocks and beckoning sand patches. Back up Corea Road are Chapter I, which features works by local artists and craftsmen and Chapter II, a book barn with a broad spectrum of used books for sale, which (lucky us!) was also written up in the same Yankee Magazine, "Best in New England".