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Newagen Seaside Inn 60 Cape Newagen Road Southport newagenseasideinn.com Linekin Bay Resort 92 Wall Point Road Boothbay Harbor linekinbayresort.com W ere New Englands only all-inclu- sive sailing resort during the months of July and August says Linekin Bay Resorts Cherie Scott. Weve got a fleet of Rhodes 19 sailboatsguests love our annual regatta to Cabbage Islandplus paddleboarding kayaking and a full water- front staff. Its a passion. In the shoulder months of May June September and October the lodges and cab- ins operate as a BB. We have a lot of dock- and-dine guests who cruise over for dinner at The Deck restaurant and use our guest moorings. Were the place the locals eat. Aftermorethan100yearsofownershipby the Branch family Linekin was recently pur- chased by Steve Malcolm and Scott Larson who owns the nearby Newagen Seaside Inn . Located on Boothbays Cape Newagen and surrounded on three sides by the sea the Newagen Inn has offered guest accom- modations since 1816. In 1943 it burned to the groundlegend has it the fire was intended to signal German U-boats off- shoreand was subsequently rebuilt in an elegantly rambling Colonial style. Environ- mental activist Rachel Carson a frequent visitor wrote of the hollow boom of the sea striking against the rocks and at her request her ashes were returned to the sea off the point. The grounds and the view at the Newagen Seaside Inn. A twinkling evening casts a faerie glow to Linekin Bay and below the resorts dock and moorings. Road WaRRioR 32 P o R t l a N d monthly magazine CourtesyNewageNseasideiNNaNdliNekiNbayresort