enjoy a Chincoteague Island Getaway to the beach

Are you tired of being cooped up and ready for a literal breath of fresh air? Come visit Virginia’s Eastern shore on a Chincoteague Island getaway! Consistent with CDC guidance, Virginia does not have any current quarantine requirements for U.S. citizens arriving from outside the Commonwealth, making our area the perfect getaway.

Chincoteague Island, with its friendly, small community, wild ponies, and pristine beaches, is always good for a visit. A fact that is doubly true in times like these. Our peaceful, barrier island paradise is the perfect place to relax, recharge, and recenter one’s self around the good things in life.

Staying at a smaller inn like Miss Molly’s during your Chincoteague Island getaway, rather than a large hotel, has further advantages. During the 2020 pandemic, hotel chains are cutting services. They’re eliminating hot breakfast and offering pre-packaged to-go items, like breakfast bars, instead. Meanwhile, smaller, cleaner B&B’s like ours still offer hot breakfasts, great coffee, and friendly, relaxed service – six feet apart to comply with CDC guidelines.

A Chincoteague Island Getaway to see the wild ponies

Miss Molly’s guests have the option to take breakfast on our lovely, screened-in porch or in the comfort and privacy of their room.

Our breakfasts start with a first course of fruit with pastry. Things like blueberry compote with yogurt, poached pears in a fresh raspberry coulee, or fall fruit crisps accompanied by home baked pumpkin muffins and apple cake. The main course could be stuffed french toast with strawberries and cream, maple syrup, and bacon, or smoked salmon and asparagus quiche with a puff pastry fruit basket, or a full English breakfast with sausage, bacon, tomato, mushrooms, and eggs.

The list of scrumptious possibilities goes on. You certainly won’t leave breakfast table hungry!

How Miss Molly’s Keeps You Safe

Chincoteague is currently under Phase 3 Guidelines. This means:

  • Face coverings are required inside buildings or in line for service
  • Restaurants open at 100% capacity indoor dining while maintaining 6 ft. between tables
  • Assateague Island National Seashore (Public Beach) has limited lifeguard services but is open, see below for more info.

 
At Miss Molly’s, we take your health and safety very seriously. To that end, we ensure:

  • All guest rooms are sanitized and cleaned prior to guest check in.
  • Breakfast service is available in-room, outside, or in the dining room. Dining tables are socially distanced.
  • Face coverings are required for all staff and guests. Guests may remove face coverings while seated at tables.

Things To Do On A Chincoteague Island Getaway

Looking for ideas on what to do while visiting Chincoteague? You could:

Explore Assateague Island National Seashore’s meandering trails and unsullied beaches.

A Chincoteague Island Getaway to Assateague Lighthouse

Visit the 14,000-acre Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, home to the famous wild ponies. The beach is open for swimming, sunbathing, beach combining, hiking and fishing.

Enjoy a pleasant hike to the base of historic Assateague Lighthouse.

Make a splash at Maui Jack’s Waterpark.

Get some fishing, crabbing or boating in with the help of Capt Bob’s Marina and Captain Steve’s Bait & Tackle.

Step back in time with a visit to the Museum of Chincoteague.

Discover fascinating, little known facts about the island on a Chincoteague Step Through Time Tour.

And that’s just scratching the surface. Visit the Chincoteague Chamber site for a full and continually updated list of what’s currently open on Chincoteague.

We could go on but instead, will leave you with this impression from a recent guest –

“This is a beautiful house centrally located. You can ride a bike to stunning Assateague Island National Park and the beach, and walk to anything in Chincoteague. Dave and Renata work really hard to make your stay comfortable and breakfast is exceptional. Everyone is COVID-smart. This was my first time to Chincoteague and I definitely want to return. When i do it will be to Miss Molly’s” -Mark M.