Marthas Vineyard Beaches 6 Best Beaches You Need to Visit Now

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Martha's Vineyard Beaches 6 Best Beaches You Need to Visit Now • The beaches of Martha’s Vineyard are as varied as the Island’s 6 towns. The rough surf of the Atlantic ocean on the south shore is fantastic for body surfing and fishing. On the other side of the Island, the waters are calm and more shallow, offering families a safe experience for little ones. • I'm going to share with you my 6 favorite beaches on Martha's Vineyard. • 1. South Beach in Katama. • Katama is the south shore area of Edgartown and there is a bike path all the way from town to the beach, as well as ample parking nearby. The sandy shoreline is great for long beach walks. While you’ll often see lots of body surfing, beware of the big waves and possible rip currents. • 2. State Beach, between Edgartown and Oak Bluffs. • Driving on Beach Road to get here is one of the most beautiful sights on the Island, with the Vineyard Sound on one side and Sengekontacket Pond on the other. The beach is ideal for families with young ones, as it’s a short walk from where you park, and the waters are shallow. • 3. East Beach and Wasque • For those seeking privacy and a little adventure, I highly recommend these beaches! Managed by the Trustees of Reservation and while you can park at Wasque, the real adventure involves taking some air out of your tires and driving your SUV right onto the beach. You’ll be able to find a private spot even during the busiest of days in the summer and don’t forget your fishing rod, as Chappy has some of the best spots to catch blue fish and striped bass. • 4. Long Point in West Tisbury • Another beach operated by the Trustees, there is a fee to park and you may need to purchase tickets in advance. You’ll travel down a long dirt road to get there, but it’s well worth the trip. This beach makes the list because it truly has something for everyone. You can hang out on the South shore and enjoy the big waves or relax by Long Cove Pond where there are kayak and paddle board rentals. And for those looking for more activity, there’s a 2 mile trail through the surrounding woods and fields. • 5. Lambert’s Cove Beach • If you’re lucky enough to live in West Tisbury or to be someone’s guest, you’ll have access to this beach. The trail through the woods leads to a little boardwalk. When you walk over this to the beach, you are in a cove off of the Vineyard Sound with views of the Elizabeth Islands. Secluded with shallow waters, it’s an ideal spot for children to run and play at the water’s edge. • 6. Moshup’s Beach in Aquinnah. • A public beach at the foot of the red clay cliffs and is one of the most stunning spots on the Island. • Plan time to tour the Wampanoag cultural district and the amazing red brick lighthouse above the cliffs during your visit. • That was a quick peak at my 6 favorite beaches. Thank you so much for joining me and go ahead and hit the subscribe button to stay up to date on all things Martha’s Vineyard! • Search available homes on the market • https://www.ohanlongroup.com/homes-fo... • You can also request a FREE No-obligation Home Price Evaluation 👇Click Below 👇 • https://ohanlongroup.com/selling • 👍Like us on Facebook to stay up to date with Martha’s Vineyard Real Estate Market Trends • / ohanlongroup • SUBSCRIBE to this channel if you want to learn about real estate, homeownership, or living on Martha’s Vineyard: https://bit.ly/Jenyoutube • FOLLOW O’HANLON GROUP • LINKED IN: / jen-o-hanlon-broker-4014424 • INSTAGRAM: / ohanlongroup • FACEBOOK: / ohanlongroup • ⁉What does this mean for your home 🏠specifically?? • ☎️ Give me a call, text📲 me. I'm happy to answer all your Real Estate Market questions. • • Jen O'Hanlon, Associate Broker • Real Estate Sales at the O'Hanlon Group of Compass • ☎️ (508) 212-8278 • 🔌 https://www.ohanlongroup.com/ • 📫 [email protected]

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