The Lifestyle Magazine of The Eastern Shore
Adventurer Annette White is well-known for her travels around the world — here she shares her favorite outdoorsy things to do on Virginia’s Eastern Shore
Like most avid travelers, I love exploring undiscovered gems, and the 70-mile peninsula of the Eastern Shore of Virginia is surely one of them.
Settled in the 1600s, the Eastern Shore of Virginia has preserved its old-world charm and is filled with historical stories.
Despite the pandemic, people are vacationing and doing so safely. Accent On Travel’s Annette Stellhorn offers luxury options to experience this fall
When I was asked initially to design and manage biking trips, I had two concerns: How far could anyone possibly ride a bike after a wine tasting, and was there a spa or shopping nearby for those who did not want to bike 25 miles (give or take) on any given day?
The Wylder Hotel offers a picture-postcard escape — without leaving the Eastern Shore
Written by Katie Riley
Lead photo by Bill Whaley
Inset Photos 1 & 3 by Jay Fleming
Crossing the Knapps Narrow Bridge onto Tilghman Island, a three-mile island in Talbot County on the Chesapeake Bay, one feels as though they’ve stepped back in time.
Annette Nero Stellhorn of Accent On Travel shares the answers she provides to her clients interested in a memorable, destination vacation
1. When is the best time to travel to an exotic destination? If you have your heart set on one of the destinations that are ‘seasonal,’ and we would definitely alert you to avoid rainy seasons.