Doe Bay Resort: What to Do, Where to Stay, and What to Eat
Image: courtesy Richard Schmitz
There are places we return to because they feel like reuniting with old friends, picking up right where you left off. For me, that place is Doe Bay Resort.
In the ’90s, I came to Doe Bay as a newly licensed massage therapist, to enroll in continuing education workshops held in the spacious retreat center. In the evenings, I soaked or steamed my cares away, immersed in the healing salt waters of Doe Bay’s clothing-optional hot tubs.
Over 30 years later, I return for solo retreats and family weekends, or sail into the bay with my partner on our 36-foot sailboat to anchor for the night in these serene waters. Time and time again, Doe Bay welcomes me back, comforting me in the knowledge that there are magical places in the world where we can step out of time and sink into a slower pace of beauty.
