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The name says it all — the Irish Loop is more than a scenic drive. It’s a journey through history. From Bay Bulls all around to Salmonier, with all the capes and coves in between, this coastline carries the echoes of Ireland’s southeastern counties — Wexford, Waterford, and Cork — brought here centuries ago by fisherfolk and families who crossed the Atlantic in search of a life on these rugged shores. In St. Shotts, those roots still run deep. You can hear them in the lilt of

In 2026 we’re doing things differently — with intention, curation and a focus on a deeper and more meaningful experience for our guests. Our doors will open mid‑July through mid‑September , with select dates crafted around meaningful, immersive experiences designed to nourish body, mind and spirit. Key Highlights:   ✨ All‑Inclusive, Intentional Experiences:  Every stay includes rooms, meals, snacks, signature cocktails or mocktails, and moments that matter — like community fi

Some of my earliest memories of winter came rushing in this morning: waking up in my grandparent’s old two-story saltbox house. The room was still dark. The air felt sharp and cold. The windows froze overnight back then. That was normal. First thing I’d do after crawling out from under the covers was to blow warm air onto the window, creating a clear circle big enough just to see what kind of day it was outside. Getting out of bed meant committing to it fully. There was no ea

There’s a certain kind of quiet that settles over St. Shotts in the early morning — the kind where the only sounds are the wind brushing over the barrens and the slow, soft hum of someone moving around the kitchen. If you’ve ever stayed with us, you might already know that hum belongs to Reidar. Most mornings, long before guests wander to the table for breakfast, you’ll find him standing at the counter with his glasses perched low on his nose, the oven warming behind him, pre