Here, everything you oughta know to plan the perfect Martha’s Vineyard vacation.
Experience History
Rent a bike and pedal past the historical Gingerbread cottages of Oak Bluffs.
Climb theWest Chop LighthouseorEdgartown Lighthousefor impressive views of the Vineyard.
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Visit theFlying Horses Carousel, which dates back to 1876.
VisitThe Ritz MVfor a taste of the island’s late-night, local scene open year-round.
Amenities like Camp Canteen, with fun, nostalgic snacks (Dreamsicles, anyone?
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Overlooking Lagoon Pond, the dark-timber bar makes for a lovely sunset perch before moving to your candlelit table.
The menu is particularly inspired by the sea, sourcing from regional fishermen and showcasing New England’s bounty.
Garde East
Sitting beachside on Vineyard Haven Marina, the sense of place atGarde Eastis palpable.
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Alchemy
One of Edgartown’s liveliest bars,Alchemy, is also a must-visit for dinner.
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Rare Brick/Courtesy of Lark Hotel
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