Explore Nantucket

Nantucket's terrain includes beaches, off-road trails, sand dunes and miles of coastline. The island is ideal for a variety of outdoor pastimes during the spring, summer and fall.

Relax on Nantucket’s Pristine Beaches with Stunning Views

BEACHES & SWIMMING

Nantucket has more than 80 miles of pristine beaches.

Walk to: Brant Point, Children's and Jetties Beaches.
Drive to: Surfside, Madaket and Siasconset Beaches.
Bike to: Dionis and Cisco Beaches.

BIKE PATHS AND JOGGING TRAILS

Nantucket offers eight scenic trails ranging from 2.5 miles to 8 miles.
These paved paths are clearly marked, and are open to bicycles and foot traffic only.
Complimentary Priority Bikes available, upon request.

FISHING

Nantucket waters are among the nation's cleanest and offer some of the Northeast's finest fishing. Striped bass and bluefish are plentiful, and North Atlantic giant bluefin tuna are caught within 30 miles of Nantucket. Shellfish such as mussels, blue claw crabs, and quahogs may also be harvested with a permit.

HISTORY

Nantucket has one of the country's largest historic districts with buildings dating back to the late 1600s. The island's many museums highlight Nantucket's whaling heritage and marine life. The second oldest lighthouse in America is located at Brant Point.

Scenic Waterfront Views of The Cottages at Nantucket

SHOPPING AND DINING

Nantucket has an array of shops, boutiques and galleries. In addition to its quaint cobblestone main street and charming storefronts, Nantucket has many restaurants that offer both casual and fine dining.