Accessible strictly by plane or boat, Martha's Vineyard has long been a favorite destination for families, celebrities and even presidents. Its no wonder this dreamy escape possesses an enchanting quality that keeps visitors coming back year after year. Vineyard Haven, the island's busiest port and year round connection to the mainland graciously welcomes visitors through a bustling Main Street where a shopping district, restaurants and lodging await.

A seven mile, 40 minute ferry ride is a popular ticket from Cape Cod to Vineyard Haven on Martha's Vineyard. Year round ferries provide transportation service for both passengers and vehicles.

Once a thriving commercial fishing village, Menemsha Harbor is a quiet, picturesque cove tucked into the western end of Martha's Vineyard. Tie up at the dock and enjoy a cup of clam chowder at renowned local eateries.

A sight for sore eyes, the Gingerbread Cottages of Oak Bluffs are quite the spectacle for any Martha's Vineyard visitor. More than 300 miniature cottages line the streets with their delicate trimmings and multicolored facades that imitate frosting.