Boat Services:
Town of Edgartown (508) 627-4746: The harbormaster’s office manages moorings for transient vessels up to 65 feet. Reservations required. Launch service provided by Oldport Launch (VHF 68). Dockage may be available at the harbormaster’s North Wharf facility.
Harborside Inn (508) 627-4321: On the inner harbor, just beyond the Edgartown Yacht Club, this sprawling resort maintains a limited number of transient slips for vessels up to 135 feet.
Mad Max Marina (508) 627-7500: Overnight dockage for boats up to 150 feet.
Edgartown Yacht Club (508) 627-4361: Moorings, launch service, and use of facilities offered to yachtsmen from sister clubs belonging to U.S. Sailing.
North Wharf Fueling (508) 627-5050: Fuel dock with gas and diesel.
RM Packer Diesel (508) 693-0900: Marine diesel delivery.
Launch Ramp:
Sengekontacket Pond: At base of the small bridge off Beach Road.
Anchorages:
Cape Pogue Bay: Located in the outer harbor to the port side of red nun 8, alongside Chappaquiddick Beach. Service to and from town provided by the launch. Sandy bottom makes for easy anchoring. Curvature of the Chappy shoreline and bluff offer protection from prevailing southwest breezes. All vessels inquiring about anchorage in Cape Pogue Bay must contact the harbormaster’s office via VHF 74. Katama Bay is normally closed as an anchorage, although the harbormaster may open it during northerly wind conditions.
Dining:
Seafood Shanty (508) 627-8622: Specializes in fresh seafood overlooking Edgartown Harbor. Inside and outdoor seating.
Detente (508) 627-8810: American dishes with a European touch in an elegant atmosphere.
L’etoile (508) 627-5187: Continental specialties in an Edgartown ambiance on Water Street.
Dock Street Coffee Shop (508) 627-5232: Great place to start the day with a good cup of Joe.
Among the Flowers (508) 627-3233: Hearty breakfasts, as well as simple, satisfying lunches, and salads.
Newes From America (508) 627-6380: Hearty pub food and relaxed socializing in the Kelley House Hotel.
The Port Hunter (508) 627-7747: Lively, brick-accented restaurant offering a seafood-focused menu & live music on a seasonal basis
Katama Kitchen (774) 549-5344: A beloved eatery situated in the charming Katama Airfield, offering a unique dining experience with picturesque views of the airfield.
Things To Do
Cape Pogue Wildlife Refuge (508) 627-7689: One-thousand-acre barrier beach on Chappaquiddick Island. Tours of Cape Pogue Light available via Trustees of Reservations.
Mytoi Japanese Garden (508) 627-7689: Exquisite 14-acre Japanese garden on Chappy, managed by the Trustees of Reservations.
Edgartown Lighthouse (508) 627-4441: Tour the iconic lighthouse at the entrance to the harbor.
Mad Max (508) 627-7500: Super sails on Nantucket Sound aboard a speedy, 60-foot catamaran.
Martha’s Vineyard Museum (508) 627-4441: Collections and exhibits that focus on the unique history, art, and culture of Martha’s Vineyard.
Bi-Plane Rides at Katama Airfield (508) 627-7677: A unique experience for all ages in open cockpit aircraft.
Cool Shops:
The Boneyard (508) 627-7907: Surfboards, boogie boards, skateboards, edgy clothing, and swim wear.
Edgartown Books (508) 627-8463: Independent bookstore with comfortable reading areas, including a secluded courtyard garden and front porch.
Slate (508) 939-1908: Chic women’s clothing, shoes, jewelry, and more.
Louisa Gould Gallery (508) 693-7373: Showing the works of local and regional artists and photographers.
Old Sculpin Gallery (508) 939-4092: Home of Martha’s Vineyard Art Association. Fostering and Showcasing Island Artists since 1954.
Where to Stay:
Harborside Inn (508) 627-4321: Sprawling upscale harborside resort with dockage and moorings.
Hob Knob (508) 627-9510: Luxury boutique hotel in the heart of Edgartown.
Boat, Kayak, & Bike Rental:
Island Spirit (508) 693-9727: Kayak, paddleboard rentals and guided tours, including sunset and night paddles.
Martha’s Vineyard Bike Rentals (800) 627-2763: Conveniently located in Edgartown on Main Street, and they will deliver bikes right to your door, Island-wide.
