There are few foods that capture the spirit of a New England summer better than a fresh lobster roll, and nowhere is that more evident than on Martha’s Vineyard. Every harbor town has its own favorite seafood shack, waterfront restaurant, or hidden gem serving chunks of sweet Atlantic lobster tucked into a buttery toasted bun. … Read more
Martha’s Vineyard Lodging Association There are many reasons to visit Martha’s Vineyard — the salt air, the stunning coastline, the charming shops and galleries. But if you’re staying at Charles and Charles MV, guests from around the world will tell you that one of the highlights of their entire trip happens every single morning: breakfast. A … Read more
Some travelers want to stay in one perfect hotel. Others want options, variety, and the ability to experience different facets of a destination. The Edgartown Collection—comprising four historic hotels (the Richard, the Edgartown Inn, the Christopher, and the Sydney)—offers something unique: multiple distinct properties united by a commitment to classic New England hospitality and central Edgartown … Read more
There is a version of Martha’s Vineyard that most visitors never find. It exists beyond the ferry crowds and the ice cream queues, past the painted gingerbread cottages and the boutique storefronts. It lives down roads that narrow to a single lane, flanked by ancient stone walls draped in wild roses. It breathes in the … Read more
Few destinations on the East Coast capture the imagination of families quite like Martha’s Vineyard. Tucked just seven miles off the southern coast of Cape Cod, this storied island has been welcoming generations of vacationers to its sun-drenched shores, charming village streets, and unhurried way of life. With roughly 4 million visitors arriving each year … Read more
Some of the best memories a family ever makes happen in the spaces between the planned activities — the spontaneous moment your child spots a wild turkey strutting across a sun-dappled meadow, the evening your whole crew ends up dancing barefoot at a clambake long after the sun has dipped below the horizon, or the … Read more
Most people think of Martha’s Vineyard as a summer destination—and it’s true that the island comes alive when warm weather arrives. But limiting your visit to just three months means missing out on the distinct character and advantages each season brings to this remarkable island. Understanding the Island’s Rhythm Martha’s Vineyard experiences one of the … Read more
There is a particular kind of magic that settles over Martha’s Vineyard when you arrive as a couple. The ferry pulls away from the mainland, the salt air fills your lungs, and the ordinary world — the inbox, the commute, the noise — simply dissolves. What remains is an island that seems purpose-built for romance: … Read more
When history and contemporary design converge, something magical happens. At Faraway Martha’s Vineyard in Edgartown, the storied Kelley House has been reborn as a 58-room boutique resort that honors its heritage while embracing the future of island hospitality. A Storied Past, A Stunning Present The Kelley House has long been a landmark in Edgartown, and Faraway Martha’s … Read more
A question that we regularly hear when visitors are searching for a Martha’s Vineyard Hotel is “Do I need a car when I’m staying on Martha’s Vineyard?”.There are some challenges with getting a car here in the busy summer months; the car ferry is not inexpensive and securing a space often means booking months in … Read more