VISIT MVY Blog
The Maker’s New Restaurant Opens 5/22 (Photo: Lis Bluford) The Martha’s Vineyard Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 Summer Guide is your insider scoop on what’s fresh, exciting, and worth checking out this season. We’re spotlighting new members, upcoming events, and standout summer offerings to help you plan your best Vineyard days. Arts & Culture Tashmoo Spring…
How to Get a Car to Martha’s Vineyard Let’s start with the basics. If you decide you do want to bring your car, your only option is the Steamship Authority , which runs ferries between Woods Hole and Vineyard Haven. This is the only ferry service that transports vehicles, and reservations are required-especially during the…
Martha’s Vineyard is home to five iconic lighthouses that have stood the test of time, each with a unique history and an integral role in maritime navigation. These structures, built between 1799 and 1869, are strategically positioned along the island’s coastline, guiding sailors safely through the treacherous waters of Vineyard Sound and Nantucket Sound. At…
Teenagers are a unique age range, constantly balancing between independence and the need for entertainment. If you’re planning a family getaway to Martha’s Vineyard and want to ensure your teens have a memorable and fun experience, you’re in the right place. From outdoor adventures to unique local experiences, Martha’s Vineyard offers an abundance of activities…
Discovering historic Martha’s Vineyard should be on every retiree’s travel bucket list. This charming New England island, known for its breathtaking coastal views, rich history, and relaxed pace, is the perfect getaway for retirees looking to explore, unwind, and enjoy a mix of adventure and tranquility. Contrary to what some may believe, getting to Martha’s…
Martha’s Vineyard is a dreamy destination, offering picturesque landscapes, scenic beaches, charming towns, and rich history-making it an ideal place for dog lovers to explore with their four-legged companions. As pets are part of the family, many travelers choose to take their dogs along, and thankfully, Martha’s Vineyard is a dog-friendly destination, ready to welcome…
Seven miles off the coast of Massachusetts, Martha’s Vineyard is a beloved destination for summer visitors who come to swim, sunbake, and feast on fried seafood, farmstand goods, and mouthwatering lobster rolls. Many coastal places have this draw, but few have visitors return year after year, decade after decade, generation after generation as they do…
Visiting Martha’s Vineyard is an unforgettable experience, and ensuring you’re well-caffeinated will help you make the most of your time on this beautiful island. From artisanal espresso drinks to locally roasted beans, Martha’s Vineyard offers a plethora of coffee options to suit every preference. The island is home to talented baristas and coffee roasters like…
One of the best ways to immerse yourself in the beauty and history of Martha’s Vineyard is by joining a sightseeing tour. Whether you’re a first-time visitor, short on time, or eager to uncover hidden gems, a guided tour can help you navigate the island’s six unique towns, each with its character and charm. From…