Search results

“Ocean Park”

We found 56 articles for you.

Martha's Vineyard Beach Safety: Rip Currents, Sharks, Channels and Lifeguards (2026)

Martha's Vineyard Beach Safety: Rip Currents, Sharks, Channels and Lifeguards (2026)

Rip currents, tidal channels, sharks, bacteria closures, wartime ordnance and cold water: the Martha's Vineyard beach safety guide, with the 2026 incidents (the Long Point drowning, the Norton Point possible shark bite, the Lucy Vincent sighting), which beaches have lifeguards and when they leave, how to escape a rip, and where the hospital is.

Read More: Martha's Vineyard Beach Safety: Rip Currents, Sharks, Channels and Lifeguards (2026)
Martha's Vineyard from Thanksgiving to March: The Month-by-Month Winter Guide (2026–2027)

Martha's Vineyard from Thanksgiving to March: The Month-by-Month Winter Guide (2026–2027)

Martha's Vineyard from Thanksgiving week 2026 to the end of March 2027, month by month: which restaurants serve Thanksgiving and New Year's Eve, the Felix Neck Fall Festival and Light Up Oak Bluffs, Christmas in Edgartown, the exact February closure windows of the year-round restaurants, the winter ferry timetable, the 20 Miler and the Film Festival, weather averages and winter hotel rates.

Read More: Martha's Vineyard from Thanksgiving to March: The Month-by-Month Winter Guide (2026–2027)
Renting a House on Martha's Vineyard: The Complete Vacation Rental Guide (2026)

Renting a House on Martha's Vineyard: The Complete Vacation Rental Guide (2026)

How renting a house on Martha's Vineyard actually works: agencies versus owner sites, the January booking rush, weekly rents by size with the 11.7 percent tax on top, which town suits which week, what the lease leaves out (linens, keys, trash, air conditioning), the 2026 town rules on short-term rentals, the scams, and the beach passes that come with a lease.

Read More: Renting a House on Martha's Vineyard: The Complete Vacation Rental Guide (2026)
Joshua Slocum on Martha's Vineyard: The Sailor Who Farmed West Tisbury and Vanished from Vineyard Haven

Joshua Slocum on Martha's Vineyard: The Sailor Who Farmed West Tisbury and Vanished from Vineyard Haven

Joshua Slocum, first to sail alone around the world, spent his last years farming in West Tisbury and vanished from Vineyard Haven harbor in November 1909. The voyage, the farm called Fag End, the last departure, and what a visitor can actually see: the harbor, a marker stone by a country road, the museum's Slocum papers, and the book itself.

Read More: Joshua Slocum on Martha's Vineyard: The Sailor Who Farmed West Tisbury and Vanished from Vineyard Haven

Photos and stories

Island prices, hours and details change often. Please verify with businesses before you go. Full disclaimer

We use a few cookies to keep trip planning smooth, never to sell your data. Cookie policy

WVVY 96.7

Island radio

Still playing·