One of the most appealing parts of living on the Eastern
Shore is the slow paced, relaxed nature of the place. But don’t let that fool
you into thinking there’s nothing to do here! Coming up on the 14th
and 15th of June, the Tall Ships are coming to Cape Charles. Dress
like a pirate, book a sunset sail, tour the decks, or show up for the cannon
demonstration! The Tall Ships are a great reason to come to Cape Charles. And I
know all too well that once you get here, you’ll find plenty of reasons to
stay.
Here are two of my favorites:
Our 2 hour tours through the Eastern Shore National Wildlife Refuge—this trip is great for the young and old, as well as new and experience
paddlers. Join one of our knowledgeable guides as you weave through the salt
marsh and learn something new about this wonderful place. From sky-high osprey
to eye-level periwinkle snails, to blue crab beneath your boat, this trip is a
wonderful way to spend an afternoon.
Our Kayak Winery tour is the first (and the best) in the
world! You will truly experience the heart of the Eastern Shore as you paddle
from a waterman’s wharf to a beautiful vineyard—one that’s been a part of a
working farm for nearly 400 years. After a lovely paddle along Church Creek, take
a short but scenic stroll into Chatham Vineyards tasting room where you can sip
award-winning wine while you investigate the very room it was made in.
I have been working with SouthEast for a little over a year
now, and I can honestly say I have yet to have a kayaking experience I didn’t
enjoy. It’s a remarkable place to live, and we love sharing it with you!
~Kris
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