The 2024 Nantucket Guide :

https://e.issuu.com/embed.html?d=nantucket_chamber_guidebook_2023-24_web&u=nantucketchamber

The 2024 Nantucket Restaurant Guide :

https://mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m=36355&i=790651&p=1&ver=html5

Eat At The Pharmacy Lunch Counter

“Old Nantucket” can still be found on this island, and that can especially be said for the lunch counter at Nantucket Pharmacy. Located on Main Street, and complete with its swinging country screen door, grab yourself a seat at the laminate counter and order a grilled cheese and a root beer float. Let your feet dangle from the stool as if you were a kid again (or at least try) and check out the classic toys and games by the front door before you leave. This is a must do on a rainy day.

Ride The Wave

Take a free island tour. Ride the Wave, the island’s year-round shuttle service for an affordable and unusual tour of the island. Pick your favorite route ahead of time (the Sconset via Polpis route is our favorite) and score a window seat for taking in some of the most beautiful scenery the island has to offer.

’Sconset Bluff Walk

Stroll the beautiful ’Sconset Bluff Walk. This easy path begins right in the heart of downtown ‘Sconset, wedged in between two homes just across from the ‘Sconset Market parking lot. Meander along the cliffs (don’t worry, it’s very safe) and enjoy unspoiled views to your right of the Atlantic Ocean, and to your left, the most magnificent waterfront homes you may have ever seen. End your walk back at the ‘Sconset Market for ice cream and other treats.

Kayak In The Harbor

When the wind is calm and the sky is clear, it’s the perfect day to explore Nantucket harbor, and it honestly couldn’t be easier. Companies here rent both kayaks and stand up paddle boards right on the beach . They rent these water toys by the hour or even the day. Go it alone or grab a friend, head out into the water and weave in and out of the many beautiful boats moored just feet from shore. Or, pack a picnic and head to Coatue, directly across the harbor, an untouched strip of sand home to piping plovers, songbirds and lots and lots of clams.