Candlelite Cove is an ideal destination on its own, situated along a private road, surrounded by lovely trees and with ever changing western facing lake views.
However, when venturing out and about, there are so many delightful possibilities. Everywhere you look there is another pretty view of Lake Huron or of another lake, river or creek, not to mention the beautiful tall trees, rare birds, unique flowers and wildlife.
Take your car across the ferry to explore Drummond Island just four miles away. Quaint De Tour Village is also four miles away offering water and freighter views galore. Charter a boat or bring or rent kayaks to explore. In the winter, Candlelite Cove is an ideal base for snowmobiling. Bring or even rent your own on Drummond Island. There are multiple beaches and pull offs along M134, some sandy, some rocky, and some are a mix. The De Tour Village Botanical Garden is a lovely place to stroll by the water's edge, with various themed flower beds along the way.
Take the scenic M134 drive to Cedarville and then along to Hessel for more adventures. In season, make a reservation and dine at the award winning Les Cheneaux Culinary School in Hessel, or at one of the other more casual area restaurants or bars.
St. Ignace is less than an hour away, and it is a fun and easy jaunt by passenger ferry over to historic Mackinaw Island. Also, an hour away is Sault Sainte Marie. Get the best view ever of the Soo Locks at the Soo Locks Visiting Center, or take a Soo Locks boat ride for another special experience.
For additional information & reservations for our De Tour Village vacation home: Please contact Melanie Barnard - 231.845.8074 Candlelite Cove Website [email protected]
Candlelite Inn Bed & Breakfast 709 East Ludington Avenue Ludington, Michigan 49431