Edgartown Lighthouse, photo by Marnely Murray If you have only one day to spend on Martha’s Vineyard, Edgartown is a wonderful place to explore. Known for its elegant charm, whaling-era history, and seaside beauty, this town is one of the most picturesque on the Island. With historic captains’…
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As much as we hope every visitor enjoys a string of perfect beach days, the reality is that Martha’s Vineyard occasionally greets travelers with rain. Instead of seeing those clouds as an interruption, think of them as an invitation to explore the Island more intimately. Rainy days open the door to…
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Morning Glory Farm Store (photo by Marnely Murray) There is something undeniably special about a picnic on Martha’s Vineyard. The Island’s fresh ocean breeze, the soft sand beneath your feet, and the endless blue of the Atlantic create a setting that feels worlds away from the ordinary. Whether you…
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When most people think of Martha’s Vineyard, they picture sandy beaches, colorful gingerbread cottages, and lobster rolls by the water. But for those who love the game, the Island is also a little slice of golfing heaven. With three public courses and two private clubs, you can play everything from…
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Red, White and Green, Waterside Market (photo by Connie Berry) August is National Sandwich Month, and what better way to celebrate than with a flavorful journey across Martha’s Vineyard? The Island’s food scene is bursting with variety; think freshly baked bread, locally caught seafood, and creative…
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The Attic (photo: Marnely Murray) When it comes to dining on Martha’s Vineyard, seafood often takes center stage, but the Island’s burger scene deserves just as much attention. Whether you're craving a perfectly charred classic cheeseburger, a gourmet patty topped with inventive ingredients, or a…
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The Field Gallery (photo: Marnely Murray) Martha’s Vineyard is known for its charming seaside villages, scenic coastal drives, and classic New England beauty. While it’s often seen as an upscale summer destination, the truth is that you don’t need to spend a fortune to enjoy the best of what the…
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Steamship Authority Ferry (photo by Marneley Murray) Looking to visit Martha’s Vineyard? One of the most frequently asked questions is: how do you get to Martha’s Vineyard? Since there are no bridges or tunnels to the Island, all travel is by ferry or plane. This guide outlines all available options…
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El Barco in Vineyard Haven (photo by Ray Ewing) When the sun is shining and the ocean breeze is warm, there’s nothing better than enjoying a delicious meal outdoors on Martha’s Vineyard. Whether you're planning a romantic dinner with a view, a casual bite after the beach, or a lively group meal…
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This summer, Martha's Vineyard takes center stage once again as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of the most iconic films in cinematic history: JAWS. Filmed right here on the Island in 1974, JAWS didn't just create a new genre of summer blockbusters—it forever linked Martha's Vineyard with…
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