The shores of Martha’s Vineyard are one of the most magical things about our Island, and a visit to one of our local beaches is a must any time of year. Martha’s Vineyard boasts 124 miles of tidal shoreline, meaning there is a lot of sand to stick your toes in.

Fall is a great time to visit Martha’s Vineyard. The tourists thin out. The air turns crisp. Pumpkins and fall foliage accent the scene. And there’s Martha’s Vineyard Halloween. In addition to fun festivals and Halloween parties on the island, you’ll hear plenty of spooky mansion stories and spirited tales of the season.

A scenic visit to Aquinnah warrants the discovery of it’s more meaningful history around the Native American inhabitants, the Wampanoags.

When traveling to Martha’s Vineyard, one of the top questions we get is: “where can we find vegan and plant-based foods on the island?” To tackle that question, we have put together this list of our top recommendations for dining on Martha’s Vineyard if you have a plant-based lifestyle.

Discovering the Trail Discover more about the Island’s history with a walking tour of the African American Heritage Trail. The