We had the most sublime weekend away at Line Marie's cabin. The whole ocean-side property is breathtaking, and there was no shortage of trails and beaches to explore on the island. We're so grateful Line Marie makes her slice of heaven accessible to guests.

A few things to note: it's prudent to have Line Marie's detailed directions on hand if you're coming from the states as wifi + data are not widely accessible on the island (it was so refreshing to unplug for a while); take it easy once the road turns to asphalt—we were in a little Honda Fit and made it up to the property just fine so long as we ascended slowly; ferry horns can be heard throughout the day, but it didn't bother us much; not all ATMs or card readers work all the time on the island so it might be a good idea to bring some currency along (although the market in town can sometimes give you cash back with purchases); if you plan to cook, be sure to bring along spices + oils, etc., but cookware is provided.

Line Marie was super helpful in guiding our route home (and saved us a few hours to boot) and is generally an all-around delight. The cabin itself is rustic but clean and the island is wonderfully eco-conscious (if it's not recyclable or compostable, pack it out). We couldn't have asked for better hosts or a more relaxing retreat and highly recommend soaking up that island life from Eagle's Nest.