Known for being the place the movie 'Jaws' was filmed, Martha's vineyard began as a temporary religious retreat that is today prized as a National Historic District. A perfect getaway destination today, this island is prized for its vast shoreline, picturesque scenery, and so much more.
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Sunrise and Sunset View at the Lighthouses
Martha's Vineyard boasts 5 lighthouses, perfect for stunning sunrises and sunsets.
Oak Bluffs Cottage Tour
This fairytale town showcases 330 Victorian-styled cottages lined next to each other.
Cottage Museum
Visit the Cottage Museum to explore iconic Oak Bluffs cottages and grab souvenirs from the shop.
Historic Flying Horses Carousel
Open in summer, this 1876 Coney Island carousel is the oldest operating platform carousel in the US.
Outdoor Church Service at Iron Tabernacle
This 1879 wrought-iron tabernacle, the island's largest covered venue, hosts church services, concerts, and lectures.
The best time to visit the island is in August during the Annual Gingerbread Cottage Tour, when 6 iconic fairytale cottages are opened to the public.
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Picnic at Ocean Park
Enjoy a picnic in this public park with Victorian houses of Oak Bluffs as backdrop and stunning ocean views.
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Martha's Vineyard's Vast Shoreline
Explore calm beaches to the north and surf-friendly ones to the south; check beach access before heading out.
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Sunset Boat Cruise
Cruise through Edgartown Harbor for serene views of the island and iconic lighthouses.
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Black Dog Sail Cruises
Sail with Black Dog Tall Ships for hands-on three-hour cruises, assisting the crew and steering with the captain.
Seafood at Menemsha, Fishing Village
Menemsha is a popular little fishing village on Martha's Vineyard, which is a great place to feast on fresh and delicious seafood.