Oak Bluffs Ferry

Oak Bluffs Guide

Oak Bluffs Ferry Port

Situated on the north east coast of the island of Martha’s Vineyard in Dukes County, Oak Bluffs is a town belonging to Massachusetts, United States. There are nine daily sailings from the port, supplied by Hy-Line Cruises, crossing to Hyannis and Nantucket and lasting around an hour.

What is there to do in Oak Bluffs?

The infrastructure and architecture in Oak Bluffs can resemble a postcard from the 19th Century; dollhouse style buildings with meticulously maintained lawns line the streets, while the beaches are home to glorious golden sands next to azure blue waters. For a selection of enviable photos, the sightseeing tours are the perfect way to witness the most notable landmarks that Oak Bluffs has to offer. Being a coastal town, Oak Bluffs has plenty to offer tourists along its shoreline; boat tours are available throughout the day with official companies, and Inkwell Beach is the perfect place to while away a few hours under the afternoon sun. Whilst near the beach, it is worthwhile heading to the East Chop Lighthouse for a view of one of the town’s most striking buildings. After a day of sightseeing or excursions, copious restaurants are dotted around the streets, typically serving delicious seafood as the chef’s special.

How do visitors get around Oak Bluffs?

Part of the beauty of Oak Bluffs, other than the picturesque streets, is the compact layout making the entirety of it accessible by foot. Alternatively, there are car and bike rental companies or taxis available for quick and convenient transport.