easy
6–8 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, with optional walking and boat tours
Discover the striking cliffs, charming towns, and vibrant harbor of Martha’s Vineyard in a day. Perfect for outdoor lovers and culture seekers alike, this island offers stunning scenery and coastal adventures.
Experience the charm of Martha’s Vineyard on a captivating day trip! Explore its six enchanting towns, from the picturesque fishing village of Menemsha to the iconic cliffs of Aquinnah. Discover film locations, stunning harbors, and whimsical gingerbread houses, making this a memorable summer getaway for all.
Join us for a wonderful day trip to New England’s most popular island getaway! A favorite summer destination of the wealthy and famous, Martha’s Vineyard is definitely a place you must see! On this trip we will take a tour of the entire island, exploring its six towns, and taking you to all the special places. From the fishing village of Menemsha to the beautiful cliffs of Aquinnah to the lovely harbor of Edgartown to the film settings of JAWS to the gingerbread houses of Oak Bluffs, you are going to love this day on Martha’s Vineyard!
Departure: 7:00am; Return 8:00pm
Departure location: Crowne Plaza Hotel in Warwick, RI
Secondary pickup locations:
7:15am - Visitor information Center at the Rhode Island Convention Center in Providence, RI (1 Sabin St)
8:00am – main entrance of Hampton Inn New Bedford in Fairhaven, MA (1 Hampton Way)
Secondary dropoff locations:
6:45pm - main entrance of Hampton Inn New Bedford in Fairhaven, MA (1 Hampton Way)
7:45pm - Visitor information Center at the Rhode Island Convention Center in Providence, RI (1 Sabin St)
Cost: $125/pp
Weather can change quickly near the coast, so pack layers to stay comfortable throughout the day.
Start your trip early to beat the crowds at popular spots like the Aquinnah Cliffs and Menemsha Harbor.
Comfortable, non-slip footwear is recommended for exploring uneven terrain and historic streets.
Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself during outdoor activities and sightseeing.
Martha’s Vineyard was originally inhabited by the Wampanoag people, and its maritime history dates back to the early 17th century, shaping its fishing ports and coastal communities.
The island emphasizes sustainable tourism, with efforts to preserve natural habitats, protect local wildlife, and reduce environmental impact through eco-friendly practices.
Necessary for walking on uneven surfaces, historic streets, and natural lookout points.
Protect your skin during outdoor exploration under the sun.
summer specific
Capture scenic views and memorable moments from cliffs, harbors, and charming town streets.
Carry essentials like water, snacks, and rain gear for a full day of sightseeing.