Sunrise Cottage Over Harbor Guidebook
Food scene
Downtown Stonington options:
+ Stonecutters Kitchen
+ Fin and Fern
+ Crybabies
+ Stonington Ice Cream Company
+ 27 Fathoms Waterfront Grill
Elsewhere on Deer Isle
+ Aragosta at Goose Cove
+ Deer Isle Music Hall & Barbecue
+ Whale's Rib Tavern at Pilgrim's Inn
+ There's a Treat
Of course, great ice cream. But try their lobster roll or smoked haddock sandwich too!
13 locals recommend
Stonington Ice Cream Company
66 Main StOf course, great ice cream. But try their lobster roll or smoked haddock sandwich too!
Whether you want pizza, lunch, dinner or a drink, the place to go. Think of it as your friendly neighborhood bar where locals and tourists are welcome.
16 locals recommend
Stonecutters Kitchen
5 Atlantic AveWhether you want pizza, lunch, dinner or a drink, the place to go. Think of it as your friendly neighborhood bar where locals and tourists are welcome.
Harbor Cafe
36 Main St
Fin and Fern
25 Seabreeze AvenueSightseeing
1.2 miles from the cottage is the Sand Beach. On hot summer days, the parking area fills up by noon so time your visits. Great for kayaking, paddle boarding, splashing in the water or taking in a sunset.
Sand Beach Road
Sand Beach Road1.2 miles from the cottage is the Sand Beach. On hot summer days, the parking area fills up by noon so time your visits. Great for kayaking, paddle boarding, splashing in the water or taking in a sunset.
Enjoy an easy hike to site of former granite quarry operation. Great scrambling.
9 locals recommend
Settlement Quarry Preserve
Settlement RdEnjoy an easy hike to site of former granite quarry operation. Great scrambling.
It feels like you’re walking through a fairyland. At low tide you can walk across the sand bar to the island for more views and granite perches. There is about a 6+ hour window to traverse the sand bar but do pay attention to the tides!
30 locals recommend
Barred Island Preserve
Goose Cove RoadIt feels like you’re walking through a fairyland. At low tide you can walk across the sand bar to the island for more views and granite perches. There is about a 6+ hour window to traverse the sand bar but do pay attention to the tides!
Spend a day or a few hours taking the Mail Boat out to Isle au Haut - for lunch; for hiking; for the ferry ride. Times change with the season so check https://www.isleauhautferryservice.com/ for most current info. In the summer, parking is pretty hectic, so if you can walk or bike to the docks at the end of Seabreeze Ave, you’ll eliminate that stress.
26 locals recommend
Isle au Haut
Spend a day or a few hours taking the Mail Boat out to Isle au Haut - for lunch; for hiking; for the ferry ride. Times change with the season so check https://www.isleauhautferryservice.com/ for most current info. In the summer, parking is pretty hectic, so if you can walk or bike to the docks at the end of Seabreeze Ave, you’ll eliminate that stress.