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Lucy Vincent Beach Guide Martha's Vineyard - Access, Parking and Visitor Tips 2026 Lucy Vincent Beach in Chilmark: clay cliffs and surf. Permit-only in summer for Chilmark residents, renters an... South Beach Martha's Vineyard South Beach (Katama): strong Atlantic waves, soft sand, free parking, lifeguards, and MV's most popular ocean...Events
Halloween on the Hill at the MV Museum Trick-or-treating, popcorn, games and crafts at the museum, with a quiet sensory space. Free. October 31 · Vineyard Haven Fall Festival at Felix Neck Hayrides, wildlife demonstrations and wreath making the day after Thanksgiving. Free, with registration. November 27 · EdgartownEvery ferry to Martha's Vineyard for 2026: all routes, fares, parking, SSA vehicle booking, and which ferry works best for you.
Read More: Every Ferry to Martha's Vineyard: Routes, Parking, Fares and Booking Tips (2026)Menemsha fishing village guide: the sunset crowd, Larsen's lobster, Dutcher Dock, Jaws spots, and tips for parking and dining.
Read More: Menemsha Beach and Fishing Village: Sunset, Seafood and ParkingParking for the Woods Hole ferry: there is none at the terminal, so here are the three Steamship Authority lots (Palmer Avenue, Thomas B. Landers, Cataumet), the 2026 rates ($25 a day April to October, $20 otherwise), the free shuttle timed to every sailing, when to arrive, the annual and off-season permits, the drop-off rule and the cheaper Island Queen lot in Falmouth Harbor.
Read More: Woods Hole Ferry Parking: The Lots, the Shuttle, the 2026 Rates and the AlternativesComplete guide to all 20 Martha's Vineyard beaches: parking costs, lifeguard schedules, dog rules, swimming safety, sticker requirements, and ADA access.
Read More: Martha's Vineyard Beach Guide 2026: Parking, Lifeguards, Dogs and Access for All 20 BeachesThe cheapest way to get to Martha's Vineyard: walk onto the Steamship Authority at Woods Hole for $22 round trip, every other boat ranked by fare (Island Queen $30, Seastreak $55 same-day, Hy-Line $80), what Woods Hole parking and the Boston bus cost, the car question in dollars and the cheapest route from Boston, the Cape, Rhode Island and New York.
Read More: The Cheapest Way to Get to Martha's Vineyard: Every Boat, Bus and Parking Lot Priced (2026)South Beach (Katama Beach) is Martha's Vineyard's top Atlantic surf beach: free parking, lifeguards, a long stretch of sand and powerful waves in Edgartown.
Read More: South Beach (Katama): Martha's Vineyard's Big Atlantic BeachLambert's Cove Beach: Caribbean-white sand, calm water, residents-only in summer, free off-season. Access rules and parking tips.
Read More: Lambert's Cove Beach: Complete Guide to Access, Passes and Off-Season VisitsSeastreak ferry from New Bedford (50 min, $49) and NYC (summer weekends only) to Martha's Vineyard. 2026 fares, schedule, parking, and SSA comparison.
Read More: Seastreak Ferry to Martha's Vineyard: New Bedford and NYC (2026)Martha's Vineyard shore fishing spot by spot: the Oak Bluffs pier, Memorial Wharf, State Beach, Menemsha, Lobsterville, Dogfish Bar, Squibnocket, Lambert's Cove, Tashmoo, Cape Poge, Wasque, Norton Point and South Beach, with legal parking, resident-only rules, hazards and a monthly calendar.
Read More: Shore Fishing on Martha's Vineyard: The Spots You Can Legally Reach, Where to Park and What's Biting (2026)The Island Queen ferry from Falmouth to Oak Bluffs: 35 minutes, $30 round trip, its own $20 lot 200 yards from the dock, seven sailings a day in summer, the 2026 season (May 22 to October 12) and fall timetable, fares for children and bikes, why it beats the Steamship for Cape day trips, and its honest limits (no cars, no dogs).
Read More: The Island Queen Ferry: Falmouth to Martha's Vineyard in 35 Minutes, With the 2026 Timetable, Fares and ParkingThe Hy-Line ferry from Hyannis to Oak Bluffs: about an hour, $42 each way with the fuel surcharge, children and bike fares, the 2026 season, the Ocean Street terminal and its $10 to $30 lots and shuttle, the CapeFLYER and bus connections from Boston, and an honest comparison with the cheaper Island Queen and Steamship boats.
Read More: The Hy-Line Ferry: Hyannis to Martha's Vineyard, With 2026 Fares, Parking, Connections and When It Is Worth ItThe free island library · 2026
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