| 727 Ocean Point Road East Boothbay, ME 04544 | |
| 43° 49' 50.37'', -69° 35' 30.72'' | |
| +12076332800 | |
| www.smugglerscoveinn.com | |
| Boothbay Harbor |
About
Smuggler’s Cove Inn is a hidden gem in a sheltered cove in Linekin Bay, East Boothbay, Maine. This seaside inn has its own private beach and a heated salt-water swimming pool. The restaurant on site, 727 Ocean Sunset Bar is available for breakfast, happy hour or dinner.
Four moorings, located to the right of the Smuggler’s Cove Inn dock in Linekin Bay, are available for short term or overnight stays. Moorings are available for up to 40' boats (please check mooring capacity).
Overnight Rate: $50 per night per mooring in the shoulder season and $55 per night over summer. Hotel guests may hire moorings for $25 per night.
Property Amenities: When renting a mooring, you are welcome to the following amenities on property: • Captain’s shower (Lantern building, first floor) • One five-pound bucket of ice per day • Two for one breakfast deal • Trash disposal • Access to guest waterfront amenities – heated saltwater pool, kayaks and paddleboards • Dog friendly
Boater's breakfast deal: Mooring guests are welcome to join us for breakfast between 7.30am -9.30am. Call to 2075797004 to purchase our two for one breakfast deal for boating guests - $25 for two people.
Guests may also enjoy cocktails or dine at our restaurant 727 Ocean Sunset Bar (bookings for groups of 5 or more are recommended). Happy hour 4-5pm; Dinner 5-8.30pm (Thursday to Tuesday). Live music on Sunday and Tuesday evenings. Closed Wednesdays.
Dinghies may be left at the Smuggler’s Cove Inn Dock while property facilities are used.
Getting Here-- 43° 49’ 50.37” N, -69° 35’ 30.72” W
Boats may be launched at the Linekin Bay public boat ramp off Murray Hill Road, East Boothbay.
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Reviews
We are long-time visitors of Linekin Bay Resort, and Smugglers Cove popped up on Dockwa recently, so we thought we'd give it a try. All in all, this spot is great, especially if you prefer no fuss and "self-sufficiency" with docking/mooring. We stayed ashore for the evening, and the rooms were updated and nice. The restaurant was also top-notch (just wish it were open for lunch). The real highlight, though, is the beach on the property. Kids played for hours in the sand and on paddleboards (provided by SCI). Can be tough to find good sand spots in Maine and this is such a lovely little one. As an FYI, we arrived at high tide and I dropped the family and gear off at the dock before heading to the mooring. Depth at that time was of absolutely no concern. The next morning I checked the depth at the dock at low tide and while I could see the bottom, I'd say there was 6ish feet. I did not venture out on the dinghy to see if there were any rocks, but I don't think there are. At any rate, a shallow draft boat should be ok to get to the dock even at low tide...just be cautious. We'll be back for sure!
Exceptional amenities, food and drink. The staff here was very responsive and convivial. We switched to a mooring that accommodated our 34-footer and enjoyed an easy row to the Inn's dock. The premises are gorgeous and the Sunset Bar provided us with two wonderful meals. If not for the fog rolling about, we would have stayed a second night.