A nice place to relax while watching the boats come in and out of the harbor. Don't forget your camera — the lighthouse is one of the most photographed sites on the island and draws the attention of many local artists.
The island’s oldest and biggest family-owned farm with a beautiful greenhouse and a market. They're famous for their corn and tomatoes. Stop by the kitchen for fresh farm-made foods ready for take out.
Six hundred acres of hiking trails and woods along the ocean.
There are so many beaches on this little island, it's tough to pick just one. College kids head to Nobadeer, families with young ones prefer Children's Beach, and that's just the beginning. There's a patch of sand for every mood, style, and situation in our insider’s guide to Nantucket’s Beaches.
You're on an island, you might want to rent a boat. For special occasions, their gorgeous Hinckley picnic boat is the charter to splurge on.