Creating the Perfect Getaway to Martha’s Vineyard No matter the season, no matter the reason, Martha’s Vineyard is a travel destination that should be on everyone’s bucket list. If you’re planning a visit to the Island this year, here’s some helpful travel tips to help ensure a crowd pleasing itinerary for everyone traveling with you. Once you’ve made your travel plans, it’s time to book your accommodations. Martha’s Vineyard has everything from top notch luxury hotels to a budget friendly hostel and campground that will fit any taste and personality. In between, there are dozens of welcoming bed & breakfasts, cottages, studios, guest houses and rentals available for solo travelers, couples and large groups alike. Once your travel and lodging are booked, it’s time Peter Simon to settle in and put together an itinerary. Here’s some insider suggestions on making it truly memorable. Hop aboard a fishing charter or local boat excursion On Martha’s Vineyard, fishing is not just a hobby, it’s a way of life, and Island waters offer some of the best fishing in New England. For those that want to throw a line in the water or take a sunset cruise. Check out all the options at web.mvy.com/boat-charters. Done Deal Charters Golf, golf, and golf some more Martha’s Vineyard is home to some of the most impressive greens on the East Coast. Farm Neck’s eighteen holes are situated on over 265 acres in Oak Bluffs, including woodlands, open meadows, salt marshes, and stunning overlooks atop the water's edge. Mink Meadows in Vineyard Haven is another golf lover’s paradise, located in West Chop, the northernmost peninsula of the town of Tisbury. Mink Meadows offers a membership but welcomes non-members, who can make tee times up to two days in advance. The course is open year round, weather permitting. Tour our local breweries Craft beer lovers rejoice! Martha’s Vineyard is home to two outstanding local breweries, Offshore Ale and Bad Martha’s. Offshore Ale Company is the only brewpub on-Island, serving award winning small batch craft beer year round since 1997. Housed in the 118 Martha’s Vineyard Chamber of Commerce iconic City Ale and Oyster building in Oak Bluffs, reservations are recommended for brewery tours and happen regularly throughout the week. Bad Martha’s Farmers Brewery and Tasting Room is located on Upper Main Street in Edgartown amongst the beautiful flowers and greenery of Donaroma's Nursery and offers tastings, lawn games and live entertainment from May through October. Take a class or try something new Martha’s Vineyard is home to many interesting people sharing some very interesting things, making for countless hands on learning opportunities. Like to cook? Try taking a bread baking class with the Vineyard Bread Project or curate your own cooking class with private chef Catherine Walthers or the Food Minded Fellow. Explore your creative side with a class at Featherstone Center for the Arts, the Island’s year-round arts center. From pottery to poetry, drawing to sculpting and more, there’s plenty of opportunities to allow yourself to play! Up for a real challenge? Try stand up paddling with Wind’s Up or Island Spirit. Day at the Spa No getaway is complete without a trip to the spa. Luckily our little Island boasts world class spas offering a wide range of services from your basic mani and pedi to the most luxurious facials and body treatments. Try the Moshup Mud Bath at the Mansion House Spa in Vineyard Haven, known for its therapeutic and detoxifying properties. Sea Spa Salon in Edgartown offers a variety of vacation packages as well to relax you. Charlie Utz Marnely Murray An Island Made for Food Lovers Martha’s Vineyard is an island that’s packed to the brim with amazing restaurants, cafes, and more. For the foodies, make sure to have a list of the must-not-miss spots, because there are dozens of them on the island. Whether you’re looking for the best fried seafood, a good burger, the best slice of pizza, or an incredible vegan meal, we have you covered! Marnely Murray ITINERARY
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