With colder weather approaching, I am remembering my fun trip to Martha’s Vineyard, a historic landmark perfect for weekend getaway! We rented a nice beach house and bicycles to get around the island. Here are some of my favorite things to do on this gorgeous island…
If you are looking for a nice seafood restaurant, you can try the Atlantic Fish & Chop House. You are surrounded by water which gives you that yacht-club vibe; the food is fresh and the environment is friendly. This chic place turns into a lounge with a live band so the party can continue.
In the mood for shopping? You can walk the cobble streets of Edgartown, while venturing into many cute boutiques. What I love is everything is walking distance from each other.
My first stop was Megan’s Jewelry & Dresses. You will find beautiful long jersey dresses and handcrafted jewelry. Some other stores around are Nell, Arianna Skin Care, Tesori Fine Jewelry, Suka, Mahi Gold, Stina Sayre, C.B. Stark Jewelers and Mike Hunter.
Mike Hunter was definitely one of my favorite stores, it’s where art and fashion meets. There are many beautiful paintings, one-of-a-kind leather jackets, hand woven hats and clutches.
Nothing says Martha’s Vineyard like their flagship Vineyard Vines store frequently visited by tourists. Make sure to get your signature shirt, “Everyday should feel this good.”
You have a sweet tooth? At Murdick’s Cafe you’ll get the freshest bagels and muffins in town but could indulge in some of the finest homemade fudge or chocolate nut clusters which contain natural ingredients with real butter and cream. The “Rocky Road Fudge” was my favorite.
Some of the finest art can be found in Martha’s Vineyard. Nikki Sedacca has two galleries at Nevin Square. Both galleries features a large selection of fine art and jewelry from local Vineyard artists who shows their love for what the Vineyard has to offer. You can find glass sculptures, one-of-a-kind pottery, fine oil paintings with abstract of impressionist work.
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