Martha's Vineyard

Beaches

Martha’s Vineyard has a beach for everyone, from the expansive Atlantic ocean south shore to quiet coves of the island's north shore. Whether you want to swim, surf, fish or sail, our 124 miles of picturesque shoreline and large inland ponds offer something for everyone. There are public beaches in every town as well as beaches within conservation lands around the island. The up-island towns of West Tisbury, Chilmark and Aquinnah feature town-owned beaches, accessible to residents and renters in those towns. Keep exploring and trying new options, and you’ll find beaches that offer the perfect setting for you.

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Aquinnah Cliffs
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Lamberts Cove
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Lucy Vincent
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Norton Point
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Quansoo
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Squibnocket
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State Beach

Aquinnah
Gay Head Cliffs and Beach (Moshup Beach)
Lobsterville Beach
Philbin Beach (Aquinnah residents and renters only) – Beach Pass

Chilmark
Lucy Vincent Beach (Chilmark residents and renters only) – Beach Pass
Menemsha Public Beach
Squibnocket Beach (Chilmark residents and renters only) – Beach Pass

Edgartown
East Beach (Cape Poge Wildlife Refuge & Wasque Reservation on Chappy)
Fuller Street Beach
Katama Beach (South Beach)
Lighthouse Beach

Oak Bluffs
Eastville Beach
Oak Bluffs Town Beach/Inkwell Beach
Joseph Sylvia State Beach

Vineyard Haven
Lake Tashmoo Town Beach
Owen Park Beach
Tisbury Town Beach

West Tisbury
Lambert's Cove Beach (West Tisbury residents and renters only) – Beach Pass
Long Point Beach (admission fee)
 

The island’s beautiful landscape and trails can be enjoyed by visiting the many conservation properties here. Martha's Vineyard Land Bank, the Trustees of the Reservation, and Sheriff's Meadow Foundation are just some of the organizations that are actively conserving land for public enjoyment. Visit their websites or download the MV Trails app for a map of all the MV walking trails.

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