Want to Experience a True New England Summer?
Photo courtesy of New England Wanderlust Blogger, Sam.
Want to Experience a True New England Summer?
Check out our Pinterest vision board for inspiration.
Terriers, the sun is shining, the beaches are breezy, and lobster rolls are being sold on every other corner. So, you know what that means – the best season has arrived! What’s better than a New England summer? We can’t think of much.
From rooftop views of the harbor to outfit inspiration for Cisco brewers in the Seaport, we’ve got you covered. Here’s our Pinterest board to guide you to fit in anywhere in New England. Cheers to Summer 2024!
WHAT’S ‘IN” IN NEW ENGLAND FOR SUMMER 2024?
CLOTHING:
As for this summer’s attire, cotton and linen fabrics are IN! Whites and bright pastels can make any outfit look chic, effortless, and coastal inspired. Oh, and don’t forget to drape a sweater over your shoulders for when the ocean breeze hits at 5 PM. We’re going comfy chic in 2024.
GOOD EATS?:
Seafood, seafood, and more seafood! It’s usually caught locally, so that means it’s extra fresh. Pick up a lobstahh roll or clam cake at your local seafood shack or enjoy a dozen oysters on the shell, and you’ll really get a feel for New England.
THINGS TO DO?
In New England, we’re lucky to be surrounded by the ocean, so the beach is a no-brainer. Enjoy a walk on the Cape Cod beaches, curl up with a good book on a hot day, or enjoy a sunset picnic with your friends as the waves crash the shore. Also, you’re not in New England if you don’t visit a Red Sox game! Hearing “Sweet Caroline” blast through the speakers of Fenway Park is a MUST! Either way, we are outside this summer and enjoying the natural beauty of the North East!
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