Ever wondered what all the allure was to Martha’s Vineyard or Nantucket ?  This is your chance to experience first hand these historical and mystical islands.  See why these islands attract the rich and famous (and notorious) including the Kennedy’s and the Clinton’s. 

NANTUCKET
An Island with no traffic lights, no fast food restaurants, and no highways, Nantucket’s charm is evident upon arrival. The entire island has recently has been designated a National Historic Landmark. From its cobblestone streets to its lighthouses, to its perfectly windswept beaches, it is easy to see why this magnificent island is such a popular summer destination. You can take a stroll down Main St. (named by Travel and Leisure Magazine as One of America’s Greatest Main Streets) or stop by the Whaling Museum to learn about what was once the Whaling Capital of the World. There is so much to see and do including Bus Tours, bike rentals or just shopping and enjoying some of the freshest seafood you will ever taste.

MARTHA’S VINEYARD
An island that welcomes visitors throughout the year. It encompasses harbor towns and lighthouses, sandy beaches and farmland. It’s accessible only by boat or air. The town of Vineyard Haven is a ferry port and the island’s commercial center. Oak Bluffs has Carpenter Gothic cottages and an iconic carousel. Enjoy our world class beaches, cultural events, fresh seafood, farm fresh produce and laid back lifestyle. No matter when you visit, you’re likely to run into celebrities… Common sightings include David Letterman, Reese Witherspoon, Meg Ryan, James Taylor, Carly Simon, Bill Murray, Michael J. Fox, Spike Lee, Kelly Ripa, Jon Bon Jovi, Diane Sawyer, Ethan Hawke, David Schwimmer, Jeff Gordon, not to mention the Kennedys, the Clintons, and the Obamas.