Knot a Sprint

01/18/2022

Don’t miss the boat! General reservations open TODAY for the season on Steamship Authority.

Be sure to check out “Knot a Sprint’s” remaining availability and book your ferry ASAP!

01/01/2022

Wishing you and yours a Happy New Year! The island is calling you in 2022…reserve today!

08/01/2021

A Nantucket classic…more popular than ever. No trip to the island is complete without a stop at Murray's Toggery Shop.

With new collaborations, Nantucket haberdasher Murray’s Toggery Shop is keeping its signature offering alive and stylish.

07/13/2021

Excited to continue our streak of ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ reviews, since Day 1!

Now booking for fall 2021 and already into 2022 — reserve today!

05/27/2021

Check out Condé Nast Traveler’s tips for the best places to dine, relax, and play on this beautiful island 30 miles out to sea.

The island is proof that New Englanders take summer very, very seriously.

05/22/2021

With so many great options to choose from, what is YOUR favorite beach on the island?

Here are the best 10 beaches in Nantucket that you will want to see. The key is to decide which beaches you'll visit. Or maybe you'll see them all!

05/04/2021

“...an oasis for people … a refined, sexy estate from which you can explore the magic of Nantucket.”

Excited to check out Faraway, the island’s newest option for dining or a cocktail on the patio of this “beverage forward” establishment.

A 140-seat indoor/outdoor restaurant will be "the heartbeat of the property."

04/22/2021

Outdoor dining is bACK! The Town of Nantucket started installing temporary street barriers downtown this week, again creating that popular alfresco dining experience this season. Bon appetit!

04/17/2021

Now in its 26th year, the Nantucket Film Festival is expanding from six to eleven days!

From drive-in screenings and intimate garden screenings and conversations to robust online offerings, this is an island tradition you don’t want to miss! Passes available now — click below to get yours.

04/11/2021

Siasconset, or ‘Sconset as it’s better known, was settled as a quaint fishing village. It maintains its character and charm today...and some amazing island beaches.
Just ask Condé Nast Traveler...

New England's top beaches have a charm of their own.