The Inn at Harbor Hill Marina Bed & Breakfast is an award-winning, beautifully restored, 16-room inn, and a proud member of Select Registry and Distinctive Inns of New England, two groups who showcase and promote Luxury Inns throughout New England and the country. The inn is located on the southeastern Connecticut shoreline and is situated on a hill overlooking boats in our marina, and is walking distance to the many shops, restaurants, bars and cafés on Main Street in the downtown village of Niantic. We are also a short walk to the town’s mile-long Boardwalk which overlooks Long Island Sound

Greek Revival mansion and a National Historic Landmark on three park-like acres. Full size swimming pool, tennis court, and include a full country-gourmet breakfast. All suites have full private bath, wood-burning fireplaces, cable television, air conditioning, beautiful 19th century furnishing, many with hot tubs and private porches. Massage and spa services. Military discount. Call for pet information.

A Living Landmark Closed in 1967 by the Federal Government, the historic granite and limestone Post Office building we call home remained vacant for nearly 30 years. When used as a post office, the Willibrew dining room was the post office work room; our pub was the customer lobby; and the private dining room housed the Postmaster’s office. Although extensive renovations have been made to the building, we retained the early 20th-century architecture while creating a one-of-a-kind atmosphere for dining. Remnants of post office memorabilia add to the flavor of the restaurant. Featured in our

The ISCC features two ice surfaces (NHL and Olympic) and a state-of-the-art Fitness Center, providing an environment suited for athletes of all ages and abilities to participate in comprehensive training. The facility also features the newly renovated Legends Hall bar and viewing room to host private recreational or corporate events, J.A.M. Pro Shop, and Sk8terZ Café featuring rink-side dining. ISCC is home to the Northern CT Lights Girls Hockey and Northern CT Nor'Easter Boys Hockey teams, numerous high school hockey teams & youth hockey programs, as well as National, International, and World

Sharpe Hill Vineyard is Connecticut's largest and most awarded winery - having received over 225 medals in international wine competitions. Our wines have received national acclaim and the winery was featured on the cover of the "Wines across America" edition of the Wine Spectator. We planted our first vines in 1992 and the winery opened in 1997. The vineyard is planted on a 100 acre hilltop parcel, overlooking three states. We produce eight different wines, one of which, Ballet of Angels is the best selling wine made in New England. The tasting room is open every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

Free weekend hay rides to pick-your-own apples, peaches, pears and pumpkins, pie garden, gourmet store, picnic area, Holiday Loft. Tour time: 2 hours

Native guide with 30 plus years chartering Long Island Sound. Experienced mate to help with tackle and provide assistance to anglers. From Novice to Expert, our experienced crew will cater to your needs. Captain Paul Retano has spent his entire life fishing the waters off Long Island and is consistently able to provide quality fishing for his anglers. Fishing Type: SWF, Boat Captain: Paul Retano

Come and join Captain Dan Wood and Connecticut Woods & Water Guide Service for an enjoyable day fishing the scenic eastern Long Island Sound.

168-acres of fields, woodlands, ponds, streams, and four miles of trails. Museum, Pulitzer prize winning nature author Edwin W. Teale’s study, writing cabin with memorabilia.

The Goodwin Forest Conservation Education Center and the Goodwin State Forest were gifts to the people of Connecticut from James L. Goodwin, one of America’s first professional foresters. He purchased the property in 1914 and practiced pioneering forest and wildlife management on the site for 50 years before gifting it to the state in 1964. Together the Center and Forest include 2,000 acres of forests and habitats, 14 miles of hiking and multi-purpose trails, 3 large ponds and a nature museum. The Center is housed in a 100 year old home that showcases a pictoral display on 100 years of