Things to do in Martha's Vineyard
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Martha's Vineyard: 3hr Island Tour & Aquinnah Cliffs from Oak BluffsYou get a three-hour narrated loop through all six Martha's Vineyard towns, including a stop at Aquinnah Cliffs and views of the Gingerbread Houses, the historic carousel, and the Jaws bridge. Transportation, a professional driver who knows the island, and small-group format are all included. Departs daily from Oak Bluffs; book only after you're already on the island.Is it for me?Right for travelers already on Martha's Vineyard who want the full-island overview in one morning or afternoon without renting a car or arranging separate stops—the fixed route and local driver handle both the logistics and the context.
Aquinnah Cliffs Tours & Tickets: All six towns in 3 hoursYou ride through all six Martha's Vineyard towns in a comfortable air-conditioned van with a local guide, stepping out at the Aquinnah Cliffs, Menemsha seaport, gingerbread cottages, and historic lighthouses. The three-hour pace means you see the main landmarks without rushing, and the guide fills in the history—whaling, Jaws filming, island culture—as you move. Pickup and return timing depend on your hotel location.Is it for me?Right for travelers with a few hours to see the whole island without renting a car or navigating on their own. The three-hour window is tight, so expect stops that are brief but meaningful—you get the landmark, not a long sit-down.
Martha's Vineyard: 6 Towns Private Tour & Aquinnah CliffsYou'll see all six Martha's Vineyard towns in one day — from the Victorian cottages of Oak Bluffs to the whaling heritage of Edgartown, the fishing village of Menemsha, and the dramatic clay cliffs of Aquinnah. The private vehicle holds up to six people, includes a knowledgeable guide, and the route can shift based on what your group wants to focus on. Pickup is included, and the air-conditioned comfort means you're not managing parking or navigation yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see all six Martha's Vineyard towns in one day without renting a car or managing your own itinerary — the private vehicle and customizable route mean you control the pace while someone else handles the driving and the history.
Martha’s Vineyard: Private Island Tour with Cliffs, Lighthouses & PickupYou’ll ride in comfort past Martha’s Vineyard’s lighthouses and historic homes, walk along Aquinnah Cliffs with their wild colors, taste fresh local seafood from Wampanoag vendors, and wander through Oak Bluffs’ famous gingerbread cottages—all with stories from a local guide. It’s relaxed but full of little moments you’ll remember long after you leave.
Martha's Vineyard Bus Tour: Gingerbread Houses & Clay CliffsYou board an air-conditioned bus for a four-stop loop around Martha's Vineyard, getting off at the Gingerbread Houses, clay cliffs, and other landmarks while a front-mounted screen shows historical photographs from the 1800s. Rain ponchos are provided, and the pace is slow enough to actually absorb what you're seeing. The whole experience assumes you're interested in details, not just checking boxes.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see the island's main landmarks — the Gingerbread Houses, the clay cliffs, the quiet corners — without renting a car or planning the route yourself. The four stops mean you're not glued to a seat, and the historical screen gives you context for what you're actually looking at.
Martha's Vineyard: 2-Hour Luxury Tour & Coastal StopsYou ride in a small luxury van through Martha's Vineyard's three main towns, stopping at West Chop lighthouse for harbor views, Edgartown's historic waterfront and lighthouse, the Jaws Bridge filming location, and the preserved Gingerbread Cottages of Oak Bluffs. The guide narrates local history and famous residents as you drive the scenic coast, with photo stops included. Bottled water is provided, and the tour returns you to the ferry terminal in two hours.Is it for me?Book this if you're spending a day on Martha's Vineyard and want to see the three main towns without renting a car or figuring out where to stop — the fixed route and narration mean you get the highlights and the context in two hours.
Martha's Vineyard: Electric Bike Tour & Gingerbread HousesYou ride an e-bike through Martha's Vineyard's main attractions—the Gingerbread Houses, historic lighthouses, and Chappaquiddick Island—with a guide who knows the origin story of each stop. The tour lasts 4–6 hours, includes the bike, helmet, water and snacks, and keeps groups to six riders so the pace stays personal. No need to arrange your own transport or figure out which sights matter; the route and timing are already planned.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Martha's Vineyard's main sights—the Gingerbread Houses, lighthouses, Chappaquiddick Island—without renting a car or planning the route yourself; the e-bike handles the hills, and the guide handles the timing.
Edgartown Martha's Vineyard: Self-Guided Audio Walking TourYou download the app, follow GPS through Edgartown's streets, and listen to stories about whaling captains, the underground railroad, Jaws filming locations, and the lighthouse — all at your own pace, anytime you want. No guide to keep up with, no fixed schedule, just you deciding when to move and when to linger.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to explore Edgartown at their own pace without a guide keeping time or a group slowing them down — the self-guided format means you stop when something interests you and move on when you're ready.
Martha's Vineyard Private 4-Hour Tour for Groups up to 6You get picked up at your hotel and spend four hours exploring Martha's Vineyard with a local guide who knows the island's best stops—lighthouses, gingerbread cottages, fishing villages, scenic overlooks—and adjusts the route based on what you want to see. You choose whether to add lunch, shop, visit galleries, or chase a sunset, and the guide handles the driving and local knowledge so you just decide where to look.Is it for me?Right for groups up to six who want to see Martha's Vineyard's main sights without a fixed itinerary—the customization means you're not locked into someone else's pace, and the local guide takes the navigation off your hands so you can focus on what matters to you.
Martha's Vineyard: Self-Guided Audio Driving Tour & BeachesYou drive Martha's Vineyard in your own vehicle while an audio guide plays automatically at each stop, covering 38 stories across 13.5 miles—from the 1876 carousel and gingerbread houses to Edgartown's whaling history and South Beach. The tour works offline with GPS, takes 2–3 hours, and includes lifetime access so you can revisit it anytime. One purchase covers your whole car.Is it for me?Best for travelers with a rental car or their own vehicle who want to explore Martha's Vineyard without a crowded tour bus or fixed schedule—the self-guided format means you move at your own speed and stop whenever something catches your eye.
Oak Bluffs Martha's Vineyard: Self-Guided Audio Tour & Gingerbread CottagesYou get GPS-guided directions through Oak Bluffs with audio that plays automatically at each stop, covering the gingerbread cottages, Ocean Park, the historic Campground, Circuit Avenue shops and restaurants, and a 19th-century carousel. Start anytime, move at your own pace, and keep the audio files to revisit later.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to explore Oak Bluffs without a group or fixed schedule, and who prefer learning the town's history at their own pace — the self-guided format means you stop when you want, linger at the gingerbread cottages as long as you like, and skip the parts that don't interest you.
Martha's Vineyard Scavenger Hunt: Live Host & Hidden GemsYou solve creative clues and challenges across Martha's Vineyard while a live remote host guides you via phone, texts you feedback, and keeps you on the leaderboard. The hunt mixes indoor and outdoor stops, welcomes families and dogs, and takes as long as you want—typically a few hours. You'll uncover local secrets, laugh at the wacky tasks, and see the island through a lens most tourists miss.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to explore Martha's Vineyard beyond the guidebook and enjoy a social, playful challenge that keeps you moving—the live host and real-time feedback are what turn a scavenger hunt into something you're actually thinking about while you play, not just checking off a list.
Oak Bluffs Walking Tour: Gingerbread Cottages & Harbor ViewsYou download the app, walk through Oak Bluffs at your own pace, and the audio guide plays automatically as you reach each stop—gingerbread cottages, Inkwell Beach, East Chop Lighthouse, the 1876 carousel, and the Tabernacle. The app works offline, you can use it any day, and your access never expires, so there's no pressure to cram the whole town into one afternoon.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to explore Oak Bluffs without a guide's schedule or the cost of a group tour, and who prefer wandering at their own pace with the option to return another day.
Martha's Vineyard Self-Guided Tour: Cottages, Lighthouses & TownsYou navigate Martha's Vineyard's six towns — Vineyard Haven, Oak Bluffs, Edgartown, West Tisbury, Chilmark, and Aquinnah — using an app-based audio guide with 40+ stops and an offline map. Walk the gingerbread cottages, climb the lighthouses, ride the 1876 carousel, take the ferry to Chappaquiddick, and watch the sunset from Menemsha. The tour works entirely on your phone; you choose the pace and the stops.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to explore Martha's Vineyard on their own schedule without a guide keeping pace — the self-guided format means you linger at lighthouses, skip stops that don't interest you, and move between towns whenever you're ready.
