subject: Buy Low-cost Fishing Vacations To Montauk And Find Tips On Unique Places Of Interest And Events [print this page] Book with Montauk Hotels and Explore the Montauk Daylily Garden
If youre in Long Island, New York, you must not miss visiting the Montauk Daylily Garden on Second House Road, which keeps over 600 varieties of daylilies. Whether you are a gardening enthusiast fascinated with hybrids or simply an admirer of natures beauty, the Montauk Daylily Garden will charm you with its rows of colorful, never-before-seen perennials and relaxing views of the Fort Pond fresh water lake. If you want easy access to the daylily garden, it is best to book a room at Avalon Lakefront Resort Motel, which is conveniently located inside the Garden, or stay at any of the Montauk hotels in the area. A back to nature green micro farm, the Montauk Daylily Garden also sells jam and jelly made from its homegrown kiwi, pepper, tomato, rhubarb, and persimmon crops. Another come-on to visitors is it's Bob Ross oil painting workshops, where you can try your hand at painting on a wet canvas. Before leaving Montauk, purchase a designer gene seed from the garden so you can create your own hybrids at home.
Montauk Hotels and East Hampton Attractions
If you go to East Hampton town in Suffolk County on the South Shore of Long Island, New York, you will see the fast-becoming popular destination of Montauk. If you stay in any of the Montauk hotels, you can easily tour East Hamptons numerous attractions, including the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center, which was the former residence and studio of the famous abstract expressionism artist Jackson Pollock, and where much of his revolutionary masterpieces were created. Travelers would also surely want to check out the Naturopathica Holistic Health Spa, where they can try its alternative natural therapy. Fashion-conscious individuals will find the numerous boutique shops and retail brand outlets such as Christopher Fischer, Cole Haan, Tracy Feith, Calypso Christiane Celle, Emporio Armani, The Nines, Jonathan Adler, and Zap Hampton in East Hampton a delight. The Maidstone Park Nature Preserve, LongHouse Preserve, Playwrights Theater of East Hampton, John Drew Theater of Guild Hall, Cedar Point County Park, and the Jewish Museum Shop must also be included in any travelers itinerary.
Montauk Hotels, Bars and Nightlife
Montauk may seem laid-back because of its far-flung location on the Long Island map, but come sundown, this little fishing town comes alive with its vibrant nightlife. Montaukers love to fish, eat and drink, and when bars and pubs stay open until the wee hours of the morning during summers, party goers get into the action. Check out The 668 Gig Shack if you're staying at one of the Montauk hotels on Main Street; six-six-eight has 35 different beer labels you can sample, alfresco dining, and live band performances during weekends. OMurphys Pub on Edgemere Road is a typical Irish pub -- traditional servings of lamb stew and shepherds pie, Stella and Guinness on tap, and large portions of steaks and burgers. Montauk is famous for its beautiful sunset which you can view from the Montaukets outdoor daiquiri bar, or Nick's on the beach which is also popular for it's dance parties. Dine and drink on the waterfront at Lenny's on the Dock as you watch charter boats come in from day-long fishing trips.
Book at Montauk Hotels and Go Bird Watching
Long Island is home to at least 120 bird species, and a resting place for hundreds of migratory birds. Providing a great viewing experience with its oceanfront location in Long Island, Montauk has become a popular vacation destination for bird watchers. Many birders stay at Montauk hotels near the Montauk Point State Park, where migrating birds on the Atlantic Flyway make a stop every year. Ospreys, bald eagles, ducks, geese, and songbirds are regular visitors, with occasional sightings of rare bird species often making it to the front page. Catch sea birds such as Corys Shearwaters, Black-Legged Kittiwakes, Greater Shearwaters, Northern Fulmars, Audubons Shearwaters, Manx Shearwaters, and Wilsons Storm-Petrels during migrating season while enjoying views of the Atlantic Ocean. There are several dining establishments in the vicinity of the Montauk Point Lighthouse that provide fantastic views of these birds. The best time to visit Montauk is in the fall and winter.
