Destinations

Block Island, RI

One of the fun and budget-friendly ways to explore Block Island is to rent scooters. The island is known for its array of lovely beaches. With 17 miles of pristine shoreline, it’s perfect for basking in the sun, swimming, and enjoying watersports. You can also just lay back on the soft sand and commune with nature. Block Island is also noted for its beautiful lighthouses. Take a tour at the historic Southeast Lighthouse and North Lighthouse which were both built around the 1800s to guide ships, mariners, and local fishermen. You can also check out the farms and parks on the island.

SALT, a family-owned restaurant built by owners Keith and Ali is a favorite spot in Shelter Island to savor fresh and local dishes. It’s a place where you can dine casually, enjoy some drinks, and unwind with family and friends. SALT’s relaxing atmosphere and friendly service make you feel right at home. The fresh breeze and beautiful water view make it more conducive for bonding moments.

SALT, Shelter Island, NY

Claudios Greenport, NY

Claudio’s is considered a landmark in Greenport, New York. Operational since 1870, it is cited as the nation’s oldest restaurant. In May 2019, the restaurant was passed on to new owners but the nostalgia remains. Claudio’s is loved by locals and tourists alike. Folks come to Claudio’s to enjoy good food, sip refreshing cocktails, and listen to live music.

Sunset Beach in Shelter Island is all about the summer vibe. It’s a go-to place for both lunch and dinner. Vacationers can enjoy their food in the comfortable dining area or the open-air pavilion. Meals are always served fresh using seasonal ingredients that are sourced from local fishermen and organic farmers. The sumptuous food becomes more delightful because they are served with a stunning view.

Sunset Beach, Shelter Island, NY

Duryea’s Montauk, NY

Duryea’s, nestled in Montauk, New York, is famous for having its own retail fish market and lobster deck where diners can enjoy the freshest and finest ingredients. Feast on sumptuous lobsters and other amazing seafood and non-seafood dishes that are cooked to perfection and plated beautifully. Every food laid on the table is pleasing to the palate as well as the eyes. At Duryea’s, you can have the pleasure of dining with a stellar waterfront view and captivating sunset.

Duryea’s Orient Point, New York includes both indoor and outdoor seating and a full bar plus a lounge area that all have incredible waterfront views. Guests can enjoy the casual, laid back, and rustic ambiance while dining with family and friends. The menu features lobster favorites, seafood platters, and non-seafood dishes. They also have a kid’s menu complete with grilled cheese, chicken fingers, and more.

Duryea’s Orient Point, NY

Ram’s Head Inn Shelter Island, NY

Built in 1929, The Ram’s Head Inn is an iconic establishment in Shelter Island, NY. The inn is known for its charming country-vibe accommodations and exceptional cuisine and wine. Guests never fail to rave about it’s world-class hospitality. When it comes to al fresco dining, The Ram’s Head Inn is the perfect place to go. They also have cozy igloos where you can savor their authentic country cuisine while appreciating the spectacular view of the Coecles Harbor. The restaurant’s ingredients are always fresh from the farm to your table.

Cedar Point County Park has miles of remote beach along the peninsula and a historic lighthouse. A short walk from the beach leads you to the campground. The lighthouse at Cedar Point was originally built in 1839 and went through several alterations through the years. The lighthouse guided captains of whaling ships and sailors on their way home. It was deactivated in 1934, during the peak of the great depression. Today, the silhouette of the lighthouse at Cedar Point stands as a reminder of the opulent whaling times.