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Martha’s Vineyard Honeymoon Ideas

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Looking for a unique honeymoon destination? It can seem like the only options for a honeymoon are beachfront resorts in the Caribbean or taking a tour around Europe (for the adventurous among us), but Martha’s Vineyard has a lot to offer when it comes to vacations and honeymoons!

You may know Martha’s Vineyard as the iconic hideaway of the rich and famous, only accessible by plane or ferry. However, it’s becoming an increasingly popular destination for newlyweds and couples looking for a romantic vacation and unique location.

Romantic, beautiful, and relaxing, Martha’s Vineyard is an ideal destination when it comes to your post-wedding getaway. New couples can enjoy long walks on the beach, wine tasting and a stroll through the vineyards, or take a sunset cruise around the harbor.

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Where to Stay
Things to Do
Where to Eat

Where to Stay

Photo courtesy of Harbor View Hotel

Harbor View Hotel

One of the most luxurious places to stay on the island, Harbor View Hotel offers guests stunning views, luxe rooms, and a prime location. For couple’s looking for luxury, there are one-bedroom deluxe suites in the Captain’s Cottage where water view rooms offer guests incredible views of the ocean and nearby Edgartown Lighthouse.

Charles and Charles MV

With an outdoor pool and complimentary bikes for guests, this inn is romantic and cozy, while also being conveniently located (just a 15 minute walk from the ferry). You’ll love its nautical theme and comfortable rooms!

Photo courtesy of The Kelley House

The Kelley House Hotel

Just a 5 minute walk to Edgartown Harbor, this hotel features a restaurant, pub and outdoor pool. Clean, crisp, and comfortable, this is hotel gets great reviews and for good reason.

Pequot Hotel

Rustic and oh-so-charming, you’ll find the Pequot Hotel in Oak Bluffs. Enjoy fresh baked muffins and a free continental breakfast while you relax on the spacious porch.

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Ashley Inn

Located in Edgartown, this inn is a short walk from the Edgartown Lighthouse. It’s also unique because every room is truly all its own, each individually styled in antique furnishings.

Lambert’s Cove Inn Farm and Restaurant

A bit more secluded but so romantic, Lambert’s Cove Inn farm and Restaurant is located in West Tisbury. Many rooms offer views of the pool or garden, and guests always remark on how beautiful the grounds are. Ask about their complimentary bikes to explore the island.

Things to Do

Set Sail

There’s no better way to enjoy the harbor than by setting sail on a sailboat! You’ll feel like you’re straight out of a movie with the wind in your hair and expansive water all around you, as far as the eye can see. Charter a boat or yacht so the crew will do all of the work for you, and you can sit back and relax. For those who like to be more hands-on, enroll in Sail MV’s adult program for a 3-hour crash course on all of the sailing basics you need to know to set out to sea.

Mytoi Gardens

Japanese gardens are probably not what first comes to mind when you think of Martha’s Vineyard, but the beautiful city is actually home to some of the most intricate Japanese gardens in the world! Located in Chappaquiddick on the eastern side of the island, check out the gorgeous Zen gardens, sky-high maple trees and a show-stopping pond. It’s definitely worth a visit when you’re in the mood for a romantic, low-key activity.

Menemsha Hills

211 acres of pure bliss, Menemsha Hills nature reserve is perfect for couples who want solitude and breathtaking views, coupled with adventure. Pack some snacks and climb the 308-foot summit of Prospect Hill to enjoy gorgeous views of the Aquinnhah Cliffs.

Romantic Bike Rides

Pack a picnic and hop on a bike to explore the beautiful island. There are loads of rental shops to rent a bike from, but be sure to ask your hotel first if they offer them for free since many of them do. Bike to South Beach and Katama Airfield to check out MV’s famous vintage biplanes. Or if you’re feeling more adventurous, you can jump on the ferry with your bikes and explore nearby Chappaquiddick.

Sweet Tooth Tour

Martha’s Vineyard happens to be a haven for dessert lovers. If you want to quench your sweet cravings, visit one of the island’s many dessert hot spots. For ice cream, look no further than Mad Martha’s, Bernie’s Home Made Ice Cream, or Vineyard Scoops. For chocolate lovers, Chilmark Chocolates has been making their chocolatey creations for more than 30 years! In the morning, grab donuts from Back Door Donuts to start your day of sweetly!

Where to Eat

Photo courtesy of Pain D’Avignon Bakery

Pain D’Avignon Bakery

The local favorite (and somewhat famous) bakery in nearby Hyannis always has fresh baguettes and baked goods to choose from! This makes for a delicious after-dinner treat or perfect beach picnic food to watch the sunset.

Sweet Life Cafe

Elegant and ultra-romantic, the Sweet Life Cafe in Oak Bluffs is a date-night favorite for locals and tourists alike. You’ll find some of the finest French American cuisine and incredible ambience. Located in a refinished Victorian house, there’s no shortage of atmosphere to pair with delicious food and wine from one of the most expansive cellars on the island.

Linda Jean’s Restaurant

For breakfast, visit Linda Jean’s Restaurant for the best seafood brunch around. Pack your patience though, there’s been known to be a line down the street around breakfast time.

Lookout Tavern

As one might expect, seafood is a diet staple when it comes to Martha’s Vineyard. For some of the best sushi on the island, visit Lookout Tavern. Located in Oak Bluff, this waterfront restaurant is also famous for their lobster rolls!

Photo courtesy of Hungry Native

The Net Result

If you’re wanting seafood but looking for a more casual eatery, check out The Net Result. An upscale fish market, they offer an extensive seafood take out menu, perfect for when you’re grabbing lunch and heading to the beach. Live lobsters in a tank in the middle of the store ensure that their seafood is fresher than fresh! There are also picnic tables located outside for those who want to eat right away.

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