Our guide to Sag Harbor and The Hamptons
At the end of our street
Our own private beach where you can sit or swim or borrow one of our clam racks
A 100 steps away is our secluded private beach. Ignore the “Private Beach” sign, it means you. It’s deeded to us, and shared to you.
Right of Way
Right of WayA 100 steps away is our secluded private beach. Ignore the “Private Beach” sign, it means you. It’s deeded to us, and shared to you.
Sunset Beach, Anytime Beach
A short walk away from our bungalow is our neighborhood beach, known as Circle Beach. Find out why. The best place for sunsets. Sparse crowds makes you wonder how you discovered this place first.
Circle Beach
Pine Neck AveThe Beach, the most beautiful beach in town.
Circle Beach
Pine Neck AveOne of our favorite places to stroll or just be.
Park nearby, and sit on the grasslands and watch as the boats, ships and yachts come and go and passengers embark and disembark.
Park in the municipal lot, near the post office.
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Sag Harbor Yacht Club
27 Bay StPark in the municipal lot, near the post office.
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Elizabeth A Morton National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
2595 Noyack RdThe Beach
This beach is always voted the among the top five in the country by popular magazines but that means nothing to us. We love it because it is one of the best beaches in the country, according to ...us.
You can pay to park Mon to Thur only for $30, otherwise you might want to use a car-share service or park before/after hours.
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Sagg Main Beach
1200 Sagg Main StYou can pay to park Mon to Thur only for $30, otherwise you might want to use a car-share service or park before/after hours.
You can pay to park certain days of the week otherwise, use a ride share service. Or, do what Long Islander’s do - park nearby in the municipal lot and walk in. Done.
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Main Beach
Ocean AveYou can pay to park certain days of the week otherwise, use a ride share service. Or, do what Long Islander’s do - park nearby in the municipal lot and walk in. Done.
This is the best $10 parking fee you’ll ever want to pay. One of my favorite beach in the world, yes, the world, is here in Montauk at Hither Hills State Park. A 30-45 minute drive from Sag Harbor, through all the bucolic historic villages on Long Island’s historic East end, you’ll want to stop in all of them including Bridgehampton, Watermill, Amagansett, East Hampton, Wainscot and Sagaponack.
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Parco Statale di Hither Hills
164 Old Montauk HighwayThis is the best $10 parking fee you’ll ever want to pay. One of my favorite beach in the world, yes, the world, is here in Montauk at Hither Hills State Park. A 30-45 minute drive from Sag Harbor, through all the bucolic historic villages on Long Island’s historic East end, you’ll want to stop in all of them including Bridgehampton, Watermill, Amagansett, East Hampton, Wainscot and Sagaponack.
Sightseeing
A wonderful place for any season. Maybe you’ll be lucky enough to visit during sunflower season, or for a fall festival or perhaps the pumpkin festivals, even the winter festival is wonderful. Besides, it’s on the way to the famous Vineyards and Wineries and so easy to get to.
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Waterdrinker Family Farm & Garden
663 Wading River RdA wonderful place for any season. Maybe you’ll be lucky enough to visit during sunflower season, or for a fall festival or perhaps the pumpkin festivals, even the winter festival is wonderful. Besides, it’s on the way to the famous Vineyards and Wineries and so easy to get to.
Water Mill
Smack in the heart of town and the south fork, gateway to the east end.
Simple destination, worth the price of admission ($10), walk or hike along the grounds, climb among the boulders and rocks to the historic coastline beach.
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Faro di Montauk Point
2000 Montauk HwySimple destination, worth the price of admission ($10), walk or hike along the grounds, climb among the boulders and rocks to the historic coastline beach.
A Walk in the Park, literally
A must-visit, no matter who you are. Nature brings us to a level we all gain to benefit from being in. You can solve any dilemma that you may be facing simply by coming here and walking among the cardinals, blue jays and lots more. Ask me how I know. blue jays and lots more
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Elizabeth A Morton National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
2595 Noyack Rd