Scituate Like a Local

Hiking, playing and noshing, in nearby North Scituate.

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Where’s the fish?

Within 10 minutes from The Salt Marshes, you can purchase fresh fish and enjoy a sea-to-table meal! Watch our local fishermen bring in their catch in the beautiful harbors of Scituate and Cohasset. Scituate Harbor is home to many local fishermen and the Scituate town pier is a wonderful place to watch and learn. If Where’s the fish?

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Visit Provincetown

Looking for a fun off-season day trip out of Scituate?  Consider visiting Provincetown on the very tip of Cape Cod. While we wouldn’t recommend enduring Cape traffic during the summer, it’s an easy off-season drive. Provincetown is historic, quirky and fun.  The Pilgrims originally landed in Provincetown in 1620, before settling in Plymouth.  The Mayflower Visit Provincetown

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World Class Kayaking from our Backyard

The Minot Beach area of Scituate, Massachusetts has some of the most enjoyable kayaking and standup paddle board options on the South Shore.  Whether you are a guest staying at the Salt Marshes at Treasure island or a Scituate resident launching from the Minot Beach kayak launch, you can enjoy a variety of paddling environments; World Class Kayaking from our Backyard

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Boston

For a different view of Boston & Boston harbor, consider taking the ferry from Hewitt’s Cove in Hingham to Long Wharf in Boston.  The ferry terminal is off 3A in Hingham, behind Trader Joe’s, Bed, Bath & Beyond, etc.  It’s about 25-30 minutes from the house. Enter 28 Shipyard Drive, Hingham into your GPS. Parking in the Boston

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