Martha's Vineyard Jaws Tour: Walk the Real Amity Island with a Local Guide
Take a guided Jaws tour of Martha's Vineyard with local guide Mike Currid. Walk the real Amity Island in Edgartown and book the "Amity" Walking Tour.
This hyperlapse toy video runs through the towns of Edgartown, Oak Bluffs, and Vineyard Haven — the whole island in under two minutes. It's a quick way to see what the towns actually look like before you plan a trip. Martha's Vineyard is an island off the Massachusetts coast that people have been coming back to for generations. It has beaches, lighthouses, and working farms, plus a long history as a New England community. Most visitors fill their days with biking, hiking, or kayaking, and the towns are easy to cover on foot with family or friends. The video gives you the two-minute version.
The video covers Martha's Vineyard's best-known walking routes — the streets of Vineyard Haven, the harbor at Edgartown, and the beaches of Oak Bluffs — compressed into a few minutes. For detailed walking routes, see our outdoor activities guide.
Continue Exploring Martha's Vineyard
- Explore Oak Bluffs – colorful gingerbread cottages, nightlife, and family activities
- Outdoor Activities – hiking, biking, kayaking, and more island adventures
- Martha's Vineyard Towns – guides to all six island towns
- Oak Bluffs Walking Tour
- Circuit Avenue Walking Tour
- Photo Galleries – photos from across the island
- Live Webcams – watch Martha's Vineyard in real time
💡 Island Tip of the Day — Insider
Hitchhiking has a long history on MV but is considerably less common today, especially with free VTA buses. You may still see thumbs out on up-island roads, but don't rely on it for transport.
Disclaimer: The information in this article is provided for general guidance only and was accurate at the time of writing. Beach conditions, hours, prices, lifeguard schedules, ferry fares, and business operations change frequently and without notice. Ocean swimming carries inherent risks including rip currents, undertow, and cold water shock. Always verify current conditions with official local sources before your visit. MV Vacation assumes no responsibility for any loss, injury, or inconvenience resulting from the use of this information. Swim only where lifeguards are on duty, supervise children at all times near water, and follow all posted safety signs.
