Explore the Hamptons Like a Local

Discover pristine beaches, iconic lighthouses, charming villages, and insider tips to make your Hamptons getaway unforgettable.

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Discover the Hamptons Like an Insider

Unlock the best of the Hamptons with handpicked attractions, local dining gems, up-to-date event info, and expert advice—all in one friendly guide.

Curated Attractions: Experience the must-see beaches, historic sites, and local favorites with our thoughtfully selected attraction highlights.
Local Dining Picks: Savor the Hamptons' unique cuisine with our recommendations for the best restaurants, cafes, and hidden culinary gems.
Seasonal Events: Stay up-to-date with a curated calendar of festivals, local happenings, and can't-miss seasonal events.
Expert Travel Tips: Travel smarter with insider tips on getting around, avoiding crowds, and making the most of your Hamptons adventure.

Welcome to the Hamptons

Discover the Heart of the Hamptons

Nestled on the eastern tip of Long Island, the Hamptons are renowned for their sun-kissed beaches, charming towns, and vibrant arts scene. Once a quiet farming region, this coastal paradise has blossomed into a beloved retreat, drawing visitors from around the world to its sandy shores, historic villages, and scenic vineyards.

Must-See Towns & Activities

Stroll through the elegant streets of East Hampton and Southampton, explore the creative galleries of Sag Harbor, or unwind on the iconic beaches of Montauk. Popular activities include relaxing beach outings, touring local vineyards, browsing art galleries, and savoring fresh seafood at waterfront restaurants. Whether you're seeking adventure or tranquility, the Hamptons offer something for every traveler.

Don't miss out on vibrant summer festivals, historic lighthouses, and bike rides along scenic country roads. With its blend of natural beauty, culture, and small-town charm, the Hamptons promise unforgettable memories for all ages.

Sunny beach with umbrellas and people enjoying the ocean

Montauk Point Lighthouse against a summer sky

Rows of grapevines at a Hamptons vineyard in summer

Charming art gallery storefront in Sag Harbor

Fun Facts about the Hamptons

Beaches: 50+
Annual Visitors: 2.5M
Vineyards & Wineries: 60+
Art Galleries: 100+

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the best time of year to visit the Hamptons?: The Hamptons shine from late spring through early fall, with June to September being the most popular months for sun, beaches, and outdoor events. Visit in May or October for fewer crowds and a more relaxed atmosphere.
How do I get to the Hamptons from New York City?: You can reach the Hamptons by car, the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), or luxury bus services. The train and bus both offer convenient options from Manhattan, especially during peak travel seasons.
Are there family-friendly activities in the Hamptons?: Absolutely! Families can enjoy beautiful beaches, nature preserves, local farms, mini golf, and kid-friendly museums. Many restaurants and events are welcoming to children.
Do I need a car to get around?: While having a car offers the most flexibility, you can also use local taxis, ride-shares, and seasonal shuttles. Some villages are walkable and offer bike rentals for exploring nearby attractions.
What should I pack for my trip?: Pack lightweight clothing, a swimsuit, sunscreen, comfortable shoes, and a light jacket for cool evenings. Don’t forget a hat and sunglasses for sunny days at the beach!
Are beaches and attractions accessible to visitors with disabilities?: Many public beaches and attractions offer accessible facilities, though availability varies. It’s best to check with specific locations in advance to ensure they meet your needs.

What Travelers Are Saying

Real stories from happy explorers who discovered the Hamptons with our guide.

Traveler portrait - smiling young woman at the beach — Emily Parker

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Traveler portrait - cheerful man with sunglasses and straw hat — Carlos Rivera

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Traveler portrait - older woman laughing, sun hat, outdoors — Samantha Lee

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