Samoset Resort, Rockport Maine

Traveling up from Connecticut's southwestern corner until you hit Maine's northern-most beach you will pass by just under 500 miles of coastline and around 5,500 miles of shoreline. Along the way you will also see great cities and beautiful towns. New England is home to magnificent people and unique culture. Much of this region is aesthetically exceptional and the rich history is evident in the architecture and landscape. Some of the world's cleanest beaches lie on the New England coast.

Timeshares on the Coast
When you think of destinations in this region the White Mountains or Green Mountains or cities like Boston and Portland probably come to mind. However, comparable coastal destinations are often smaller cities or lesser-known locales. Take towns like Westerly, Rhode Island, Falmouth, Massachusetts and Rockport, Maine for example. These are well-maintained, clean, friendly, luxurious yet affordable timeshare resort locations right on the beach.

More well-known spots feature timeshares of equal quality. Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Newport, Rhode Island and Ogunquit, Maine are very popular timeshare destinations on the coast. These areas are unique in their ability to combine the excitement and convenience of metropolitan areas with the friendliness and tranquility of more rural communities.

Wyndham Newport at Newport Onshore

A timeshare is a valuable asset when visiting New England. The difference between timeshares and conventional vacation ownership is cost. Vacation homes and beach houses are very expensive. Owning a second property can be very pricey, whereas a timeshare guarantees at least a week long vacation every year for minimal cost. To cut those costs even more check out timeshare resales and timeshare rentals. A resale is the same property offered by resorts, but an existing owner sells a resale. Resale prices average around 60% below resort prices. You can find extensive listings on sale-by-owner timeshare websites.

For those new to the timeshare lifestyle, a rental may the way to go. It's okay to be skeptical about buying vacation real estate. A timeshare rental allows you to "try it before you buy it." There are no maintenance fees and no contractual obligations. So find a spot in New England that interests you - which won't be hard - and find a timeshare that caters to your vacation agenda. We'll see you on the beach!

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