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Tisbury, situated on the beautiful island of Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts, is a charming destination offering a plethora of activities for visitors to enjoy. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture, Tisbury promises an unforgettable experience.
Visitors to Tisbury can explore its historic downtown area, characterized by quaint shops, art galleries, and cozy cafes. Stroll along Main Street and admire the picturesque architecture, or browse the unique offerings of local artisans.
Nature enthusiasts will delight in Tisbury's scenic beauty, from its pristine beaches to lush hiking trails. Spend a day sunbathing at Owen Park Beach or venture to Long Point Wildlife Refuge for birdwatching and coastal exploration.
For a taste of local flavor, indulge in fresh seafood at one of Tisbury's acclaimed restaurants, or sample wines from nearby vineyards at a cozy wine bar. Don't miss the opportunity to savor a traditional New England lobster roll while overlooking the harbor.
History buffs will find plenty to explore in Tisbury, from the iconic Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting Association cottages to the historic landmarks scattered throughout the town. Visit the Martha's Vineyard Museum to explore the island's fascinating past.
Whether you're seeking relaxation, outdoor adventure, or cultural immersion, Tisbury offers something for everyone. Come and discover the charm and beauty of this idyllic New England town on Martha's Vineyard.
Attractions nearby:
0.7 mile to Tisbury Town Beach
0.7 mile to Waterside Market
3.4 mile to East Chop Lighthouse
0.7 mile to The Attic Restaurant
4.1 mile to Ocean Park
Beaches:
-Inkwell Beach - this is the most well-known beach in Martha's Vineyard. Also, the Polar Bears gather every morning at 7 - 8 am.
-South Beach - is one of the busiest beaches in Martha's Vineyard and it's more popular with the younger crowds.
-Menemsha Beach - it's known for its sunset view.
-Aquinnah - this beach formerly known as the Gay head is one of the most visited tourist spots of Martha's Vineyard.
Activities and Places to visit:
-All-Star Martha's Vineyard Bike Rentals - one of the great and quality equipment bike rentals. Rent a bike and explore miles of covered bike lanes, along the beaches, and through the woods, a great way to enjoy and see multiple towns.
-East Chop Lighthouse - the historic and one of five lighthouses in the island standing on a bluff overlooking Vineyard Haven Harbor
-Gingerbread Houses - are a must-see on a trip to Martha's Vineyard, these are as well known as the Island's Sandy Beaches and Lighthouses.
-Jaws Bridge - it's a wooden two-lane bridge with a small bike path and walking area. Lots of kids and adults jumping off of Jaws Bridge.
-Narragansett House- it's a bed and breakfast with a romantic environment alongside live music and yoga on the beach.
-Farm Neck Golf Club- a semi-private golf club where Obama and celebrities sightings, tennis and golf, nice brunch.
-Alpaca Farm - Get up close and personal with native alpacas. This is the best children's activity on Martha's Vineyard.
-Agricultural Hall - has the county fair, other festivals, and summer camps for kids
-Cottager’s Corner - an African American heritage trail in Martha's Vineyard, they host many events, like the black doll fair in August, political panels/Fundraisers.
-Art Galleries - a lot of galleries to visit and enjoy in Martha's Vineyard, like Edgartown Art Gallery, Martha's Vineyard Museum, Oak Bluffs Art District, and many more.

Food/Restaurants Option 5-10 mins away
-Mocha Mott’s - Enjoy the homemade baked goods, cape Cod bagels, and serve good coffee
-Linda Jean - one of the island's favorite both locals and visitors. Serving home-style American food and fresh seafood with bottomless coffee.
-Nancy’s - musty try the seafood classics and frozen cocktails while enjoying the harbor view.
-The Oyster Bar 02557 - all local island or region oysters. Additional food options as well.
-The Red Cat Kitchen - Nice and cozy restaurant that serves quality food. Scallops are worth it.
-Giordano’s Pizza & Clam Take Out - Boston pizza by the slice! Full sit-down, the traditional, old-school Italian restaurant next door.
-Fat Ronnie’s - American fast-food & seafood dishes. Great burgers and sandwiches on the Island.
-Noman’s- a seafood favorite
-Mad Martha’s - the best homemade ice cream on the Island. Lobster is one of the examples of inspired ice cream flavors that you must try.
-Backdoor Donuts -They were selling Back Door donuts after dark! (7 pm-midnight) You must try their apple fritter.
Nightlife//Bars:
-Sandbar - Sushi & American bar food served at this happening beachfront hang out with a big patio & live music. A place for great food, music, and fun. Enjoy the Island atmosphere with your toes on the sand.
-The Loft - it is the largest club and event space in town, it has a game room like billiard tables, darts, foosball, and basketball shooting
Shopping:
-Black Dog Outlet - a cheaper option for casual wear, accessories, & gifts with its signature Dog logo on it.
-Soft As a Grape - wonderful place, best price for souvenirs and great collection.
-C’est la Vie - The shop has many options for different products like fine clothing, jewelry, and unique vineyard souvenirs.
Slip 77 - It's an Island Family-owned business with good quality and trendy items which locally designed that celebrate Martha's Vineyard history.

Multiple transportation options are available if you are not traveling with a car. The Island has a surprisingly great transit system. Bike, moped, and car rentals are plentiful. Taxis and Ubers are also available on the island.
Ferry Information:
The Steamship Authority operates year-round passenger and vehicle ferries from Woods Hole to Oak Bluffs and Vineyard Haven, as well as seasonal passenger ferries from New Bedford. Hy-Line and the Island Queen also offer seasonal passenger ferry service from Hyannis and Falmouth, respectively.
Fast ferry service to the Island is provided from New Bedford, Massachusetts and Quonset Point, Rhode Island.
Bus service to Woods Hole is provided by Peter Pan Bus from New York and New England. If you plan to bring your car to Martha's Vineyard, we recommend that you contact the Steamship Authority as soon as possible for automobile reservations. If you leave your car on the mainland, the Martha's Vineyard Transit Authority will meet many of your transportation needs.