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Guide to the Perfect Day Trip to the Hamptons from NYC (Without a Car)

One of the best escapes from the city is doing a day trip to the Hamptons! This popular getaway for city folks is especially famous in the summer months when its prime beach weather as Long Island offers some of the best beaches on the East Coast and have attracted some of the most elite CEOs and celebrities who have their vacation mansions on this thin strip of land just outside of NYC.

This guide to Hamptons day trips can be used by anyone, but we made it convenient even for those who do not have a car by offering a selection of day trips to the Hamptons that is accessible via train and bus from the city.

While having a car in the city is rare, if you do have one, you have a little more flexibility with stops and places you can visit. However, if you plan on going to the beach in the summer, you must be aware that there are often very competitive and pricey parking fees for almost all the beaches in the area. By taking a Hamptons day trip from Manhattan or anywhere in NYC via train and/or bus (Hampton Jitney) you don’t have to worry about parking! YAY!

Another few things to consider, the Hamptons do offer a different experience each season, but summer is the most popular time to take a day trip to the Hamptons because of the beaches. You will want to plan your trip around peak times, the weekends are hectic getting out of the city, so if you have flexibility, a weekday requires a little less planning ahead of time. If you want to go on the weekend, just plan ahead and be sure to get your tickets in advance and arrive early.

Last, if you do end up taking a day trip to Montauk since this is the furthest point on the Hamptons and it’s the longest commute, you may want to look into spending the night if you don’t want to feel rushed. Plan for a 2-3.5 hour commute depending on where you want to take your Hamptons day trip.

This is also one of the most popular weekend trips from NYC too! So whether you’re planning a day trip to the Hamptons to enjoy some of the best New York beaches or you’re planning a staycation, this guide will help you plan your visit.

Getting to the Hamptons

All of these day trips to the Hamptons are places where the LIRR (Long Island Rail Road) stop in Long Island meaning these are the most easily accessible places from NYC to the Hamptons to visit for a day trip. The LIRR stations in the city you’ll be using are either Penn Station in Midtown Manhattan or Atlantic Avenue in Downtown Brooklyn.

There are also some options for Hamptons day trips to use the Hampton Jitney, which is a bus service that is more comfortable than your average commuter bus with wifi and bathrooms onboard. You will want to check their current schedule of routes to plan your route/tickets and day trip to the Hamptons.

The furthest trip is going to be NYC to Montauk as this is the furthest tip of Long Island and will take anywhere from 3-4 hours depending on your route. Check the Jitney schedules for the most accurate departures.

If you have a car or can rent a car, you will have the most flexibility with your day trip and you won’t be as limited to stay within the distance of the train or Jitney station. You will just want to plan around peak traffic times so you don’t spend your entire day trip to the Hamptons in the car sitting in gridlock traffic!

7 Hamptons Day Trips

Day trip to westhampton.

A great day trip to the Hamptons if you’re looking for a great beach day is to Westhampton and Westhampton Beach. Westhampton is accessible from the city by both the LIRR and Jitney in just a few hours. Once you get to Westhampton you will most likely want to call an Uber to get to the beach.

If you need a bite to eat, directly from the Westhampton Train station you can walk around 15-20 minutes or grab a Uber to get to restaurants along Old Riverhead Road and Montauk Highway. There are also some great options in Westhampton Beach that will require you to get a ride in a car.

Some great Hamptons beaches to hit up around here include the white sandy shores of Rogers Beach, Pike’s Beach, or Lashleys Beach at Jetty 4.

Another option for what to do on a day trip to Westhampton would be to make a visit to Quogue Wildlife Refugee which is under a 10 minute Uber/Lyft ride from the train station.

LIRR to Westhampton

You can take the LIRR Montauk Branch to Westhampton Station on Station Road and Depot Road in Westhampton.

Jitney to Westhampton

The Jitney has several departures in Manhattan in the am that get you to Westhampton using the Westhampton line by 11 am and then you can leave as late as 8-9 pm depending on where on the Westhampton Line you depart from to get back in the city by 10:30 pm the same day.

Day Trip Hampton Bays

Hampton Bays makes a great day trip to the Hamptons from NYC with both LIRR and Jitney options for transportation if you don’t have a car. Hamptons Bays makes for another great beach day from the city, grabbing fresh seafood from one of the many restaurants, or some fun watersports!

You can rent bikes in the Hampton Bays, there are multiple places to do so to make it easy getting around for the day or you are able to grab a rideshare like Uber or Lyft to get you from where you want to eat to where you want to bask in the sun all day on the beach.

If you’re looking to be more active at the beach, check out Adventure Paddleboards & Kayak for paddleboard and kayak rentals given in the name.

There are two really great and popular beaches here, Ponquogue Beach on the Shinnecock Inlet offers stretches of white sandy beaches great for swimming.

Meschutt Beach offers a beautiful shoreline with sweeping views of the Peconic Bay plus facilities and restaurant options with waterfront views.

LIRR to Hampton Bays

You can take the LIRR Montauk Branch to Hampton Bays Station which is located just steps away from the Montauk Highway.

The Jitney has several departures in Manhattan in the am that get you to Hampton Bays using the Westhampton line before noon and then you can leave as late as 8-9 pm depending on where on the Westhampton Line you depart from to get back in the city by 10:30 pm the same day, this stop is close to the LIRR station too on the Montauk Highway.

Day Trip to Southampton

Southampton is one of the most ‘elite’ places in the Hamptons and home to “Billionaire’s Lane.” If you want to hang spend a day in the life of the 1%, this is a great day trip to the Hamptons from Manhattan and NYC. 

The best part of taking the LIRR to Southampton is it drops you off less than a 10-minute walk to the famous Tate’s Bakeshop where you can pick up their world-famous, thin cookies and other tasty baked goodies along with a coffee at their cafe.

The village of Southampton is about a .5 mile walk from the LIRR stop, so depending on your time and what you want to fit in on this Hamptons day trip you can easily walk it or grab a rideshare like Uber or Lyft to get there quickly. In the heart of the village, mostly along Main Street you can find luxury boutique shops and designer labels along with some beachy stores from more clothing stores to home decor.

You can also find a few options of places to eat here if you’re looking for a bite to eat.

If you’re looking for a great, white sandy beach to hang out on for part of your day trip, head to Cooper’s Beach along Meadow Lane, aka Billionaires Lane where some of the richest CEOS and celebrities have their giant, beachfront vacation mansions.

This is one of the most popular beaches to visit and parking can be pricey and a chore, so this is one of those ones that’s great to visit on a day trip to the Hamptons because you can get dropped off by your Uber/Lyft without having to worry about the parking situation. 

LIRR to Southampton

You can take the LIRR Montauk Branch to Southampton Station which is located just outside of the heart of the village and a short 10-minute walk to the famous Tate’s Bakeshop. A fun fact, this train stop is on the National Register of Historic Places!

Jitney to Southampton

The Jitney has several departures in Manhattan in the am that get you to Southampton using the Montauk line by 10:30 am and then you can leave as late as 7:30 pm returning to Manhattan by 10:30 pm.

Day Trip to Bridgehampton

As far as day trips to the Hamptons go, Bridgehampton is a great choice that has many options for what to do from browsing galleries, finding treasures at antique stores, visiting more art and cultural institutions, dining, wine tasting in Long Island’s award-winning wine country, and even great beach options!

Head to the heart of the village for great dining options like Golden Pear Cafe and pick up a classic ice cream cone from the old school Bridgehampton Candy Kitchen. From here you’re within walking distance to many gorgeous galleries like The White Room Gallery and Chase Edwards Gallery.

Other museums and cultural institutions nearby to hit upon your Hamptons day trip range from the South Fork Natural History Museum, Children’s Museum of the East End, and the Dan Flavin Art Institute to name a few.

Better yet, call a rideshare like Lyft or Uber and hit up the local award-winning wineries like Channing Daughters Winery or Wölffer Estate Vineyard who also has AMAZING cider you need to try, especially the rosé cider.

Last but not least, another huge draw as to picking Bridgehampton as your day trip to the Hamptons from Manhattan and NYC is that you can plan a relaxing beach day at the gorgeous Mecox Beach, which you’ll need a lift via car to get to and from.

LIRR to Bridgehampton

You can take the LIRR Montauk Branch to Bridgehampton Station which is located a short walk from the Montauk Highway where you can find dining options.

Jitney to Bridgehampton

The Jitney has several departures in Manhattan in the am that get you to Bridgehampton using the Montauk line by 10:30 am and then you can leave as late as 7:30 pm returning to Manhattan by 10:30 pm.

Day Trip to East Hampton

East Hampton is another great day trip to the Hamptons from Manhattan and NYC if you’re an art lover or want to hit up the beach. There are also boutiques and great options for shopping on Main Street if you’re looking for that kind of Hamptons day trip too!

For the art lovers, check out the Pollock Krasner House and Study Center where artists Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner lived in the Hamptons and created some of their most famous creations.

Or head to LongHouse Reserve and explore the grounds where you can find outdoor art installations and a sculpture park.

If you’re interested in history, you can tour the historic Old Hook Mill, one of eleven historic windmills from the earliest days of Dutch colonizers and settlement in the area.

And if you prefer to spend your Hamptons day trip at the beach you have some wonderful, white sandy stretches of shoreline to choose from like Main Beach and Two Mile Hollow Beach, which you’ll need to use a rideshare service like Uber or Lyft to get to and from.

LIRR to East Hampton

You can take the LIRR Montauk Branch to East Hampton Station which is located a short walk from a few dining options if you get off the train hungry. A fun fact, this train stop is on the National Register of Historic Places!

Jitney to East Hampton

The Jitney has several departures in Manhattan in the am that get you to East Hampton using the Montauk line by noon and then you can leave as late as 7:30 pm returning to Manhattan by 10:30 pm.

Day Trip to Amagansett

Amagansett is one of the smaller villages and destinations in the Hamptons, but don’t let that fool you as this makes a great destination for a day trip to the Hamptons, especially if you’re hoping to lazy on the beach.

If you want to find some great dining and shopping, check out the options around Amagansett Square. There are luxury boutique shops, restaurants, cafes, and even a cool record store called Intersleeve Records. This is perfect for hitting up as soon as you start your Hamptons day trip and then head to the beach.

You can grab an Uber/Lyft and head to Atlantic Avenue Beach or Indian Wells Beach, both of which offer great sandy stretches. of shoreline perfect for relaxing all day at the beach.

LIRR to Amagansett

You can take the LIRR Montauk Branch to East Hampton Station which is located a short walk from a few dining options if you get off the train hungry. A fun fact, this train stop was used in a failed mission by Nazis in WWII called Operation Pastorius where saboteurs were caught trying to target American economic targets like the NYC subway and Hellgate Bridge.

Jitney to Amagansett

The Jitney has several departures in Manhattan in the am that get you to Amagansett using the Montauk line by 10 to 11 am and then you can leave as late as 7:30 pm returning to Manhattan by 10:30 pm.

Day Trip to Montauk

One of my favorite day trips to the Hamptons from the city is Montauk. I will warn you, this is the eastern most point of Long Island and the furthest away, so if you do plan on enjoying a day trip to Montauk you will want to plan wisely as you will have the least amount of time at the destination since this will be the longest commute. This is one you really might want to consider doing an overnight trip to because there is so much to do here!

For starters, you’ll want to get a Lyft or Uber ride to Montauk Point Lighthouse, aka End of the World. You can tour the gorgeous light station and property set amount dramatic cliffs after you can walk around the beaches below the lighthouse or head to Camp Hero State Park for more breathtaking coastal views from afar.

Head to the village of Montauk for food options or to grab a beer at Montauk Brewing Co., or grab a ride to the famous surf beach at Ditch Plains. This is one of those beaches that’s hard to get parking at so it’s perfect for day trippers who can get dropped off and picked up.

LIRR to Montauk

You can take the LIRR Montauk Branch to Montauk Station which is located on Fort Pond and right by the famous Surf Lodge. This is the easternmost train stop on the Montauk Branch and the furthest point you can go on your Hamptons day trip. This trip will be the longest since it’s the last station.

Jitney to Montauk

The Jitney has several departures in Manhattan in the am that get you to Montauk using the Montauk line by noonish and then you can leave as late as 7:30 pm returning to Manhattan by 10:30 pm.

Day Trip to Hamptons Tour

Maybe doing a DIY day trip to the Hamptons feels overwhelming to you, if that’s the case you can join a shopping day trip to Sag Harbor, one of the most charming villages in the Hamptons and the Tanger Outlets where you can shop until you drop.

This Hamptons day trip also stops at Riverhead for breakfast and Southampton with a total of four stops you can pack in quite a bit worry-free while you sit back and relax as the organizers take you around. Book this shopping Hamptons day trip from Manhattan here.

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oh gosh sounds daunting for someone who has never set foot on the eastern coast. a couple of 60somethings from Australia would love some tips on how to see the Hamptons without a car, in late September. Robbie

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Dip your toes into the blue Atlantic Ocean, view lobster boats returning to harbor with their days catch, dine in an 18th Century Inn! Basically, you’ll be visiting New England villages and havens, yet you’ll never leave New York state. These breathtaking sites and locations are a minimum 90 minute drive from Manhattan.

This is a private one party tour, which is designed for those who wish to visit Long Island and the Hamptons, where the white sand ocean beaches, small villages shops and well known mansions are located.

While out in the Hamptons, in addition, some of our guests have also shown interest in visiting a Long Island Winery or brewery as well on this tour. It’s all up to you, the length of your tour, and your schedule. There are also some wineries located on the South Fork for you to consider enjoying wine tasting.

This private Tour is usually 8 – 10 hours, depending on how many stops you wish to make and how long you wish to see the beauty of the Hamptons and it’s mansions. It’s all up to you.

On your way out to the Hamptons, you may also be interested in seeing the Gold Coast Mansions of the North Shore of Long Island. While heading out to the Hamptons, you may arrange for a short stop to the ‘Gold Coast’ – where turn of the century ‘Gilded Age’ historical mansions are located. However, we recommend a separate day for our ‘Gold Coast Mansions’ tour, highlighting the summer and weekend homes of many wealthy 19th and early 20th century families. The extraordinary ‘Gold Coast’ tour would require a 4 – 6 hour touring time all depending on which mansions and how many of those you’d wish to visit.

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Your starting and ending location is usually at your hotel. However, we will gladly meet you at any local location you desire. Our tours are all about you, the Hamptons and New York City!

Your Tour will begin by your driver/tour guide pointing out on a New York City map the geographical layout of Manhattan, the Boroughs, Neighborhoods, and Long Island. And then we customize a tour specifically designed for you and your interests.  You will then be driven out to Long Island where you may consider a short visit to a ‘Gold Coast’ mansion prior to heading out to the Hamptons.  The majority of our guests prefer to drive directly to the Hamptons.  It’s all up to you and what you wish to see.

Some of our guests have also enjoyed visiting a winery or two while on this Hamptons tour.  Some have purchased bottles, and cases of wine while on this tour.  It’s a very enjoyable and memorable tour.  Lunch at a Long Island restaurant can be arranged, or we can arrange for you to enjoy a tour and wine tasting at one of the many wineries.

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Day Trip to the Hamptons

Hamptons, sag harbor and tanger outlets in one day.

Are you looking for a day trip to the Hamptons from NYC? We have tried a booked tour from NYC to the Hamptons with an amazing Hamptons day trip itinerary. What’s so great about the tour? You’ll get to escape the hustle and bustle from the city and enjoy the beautiful areas of Southampton, Sag Harbor and some shopping in one day.

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Day trip from Manhattan to the Hamptons

We have experienced the Hamptons both in the winter and in the summer and it’s always a great way to get away from the busy city life. Especially Sag Harbor has its very own calming vibe that we really enjoyed the most. The small town is over 300 years old  and offers lots of greenspace, beach and the ocean.

During the day trip you’re riding on a bus with air condition and wifi. The tour bus to the Hamptons picks you up on 46th and 8th Avenue at 7 AM sharp.

Tickets for the day trip to the Hamptons

If you’re planning on heading to the Hamptons from NYC make sure to book  your tickets in advance online. The tour is super popular and tends to sell out quickly. Schedule a whole day for this day trip from NYC.

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What do stops does this tour have?

• Breakfast at Riverhead (nicht inklusive)
• Meadow Lane
• Cooper’s Beach
• Wine Tasting

Southampton

• Tanger Outlets

Riverhead & Cooper’s Beach

Of course there is no Hamptons trip without a wine tasting. Before we headed further into the Hamptons we stopped at a local winery to try some of their delicious wines.

During our stop in Southampton we spend 30 minutes exploring the area. This small town is probably exactly what you would expect from the Hamptons. Cute, small coffee shops, boutiques and restaurants that have been there forever welcoming their  visitors with a magical charme.

Next stop: Sag Harbor

One of our favorite stops during the tour was Sag Harbor. We spent an hour to explore the area and had great lunch at “The Dock House”. A local spot that  you have to try, when you love seafood.

Shopping at Tanger Outlets

Is a day trip to the Hamptons worth it?

The day trip from NYC to the Hamptons was well organized vom start to finish. It’s the perfect experience for travelers who like  taking guided tours and don’t want to be on their own. Of course, since the stops are limited in time, you only get to see a sneak peak of the Hamptons.

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Your guide to the Hamptons, just in time for the summer season.

The weather is getting warmer, and summer is inching closer, which can only mean one thing: Hamptons season is nearly upon us. Read on for the ultimate guide to planning the perfect Hamptons vacation — including when to visit, where to stay, and what to do.

Best Time to Go to the Hamptons

Although the Hamptons is divine in its high season (summer), don't discount Long Island's South Fork during its less popular periods. May and September — two months often referred to as the shoulder season — are great times to visit this New York area . Prices are lower, crowds are thinner, and many restaurants are already open. Plus, because the Hamptons is insulated on all sides, the temperature is a bit warmer than it typically is in New York City , meaning beach weather arrives a few weeks earlier and lingers a few weeks later.

So, don't feel confined to June, July, and August when making your vacation plans. The best time to visit the Hamptons is before the crowds descend and right after they leave.

East Hampton or Southampton?

The two towns that comprise the Hamptons — East Hampton and Southampton — offer vastly different landscapes, and where you end up depends on your vibe. If you're looking for a laid-back, surfer experience , the towns to the east may suit your style: East Hampton, Amagansett, and Montauk have beautiful beaches, excellent restaurants, and a bit more of a relaxed atmosphere. Meanwhile, Springs, which has traditionally been home to locals and artists , remains an under-the-radar destination for those seeking less crowded bay beaches and superlative sunsets .

The town of Southampton, to the west, includes the hamlets of Bridgehampton , part of Sag Harbor , Sagaponack , and Southampton Village . If you're looking for a more formal Hamptons experience, this may be the slice of East End for you. Old estates, galas, and polo matches are de rigueur on this side of the town line. If this sounds like your shade of rosé, raise a glass to all things Southampton.

And what about Westhampton Beach ? This village, which lies to the west of the Shinnecock Canal, is not officially considered part of the famed Hamptons, even though it's also home to an impressive array of beachfront mansions along Dune Road. Westhampton's shops, restaurants, and beaches are reason enough for a non-Hamptons visit, if you're looking to get close.

Where to Stay in the Hamptons

Few properties offer a more compelling stay than Montauk's Crow's Nest , where bohemian decor, twinkling Edison bulbs, and a view of Lake Montauk at sunset are just part of hotelier Sean MacPherson's surf-centric vision. The hotel's mix of rooms and cottages runs adjacent to its much-beloved Mediterranean-style restaurant, which is always booming from May through September.

Further west, at the 15-key Roundtree , in Amagansett, guests can explore the boutique property alone or with a furry friend (the hotel is pet-friendly). Beach bonfires, cooking classes, trips to local wineries, and guided walking tours are all signature experiences offered for a bespoke Hamptons getaway.

In Sag Harbor, the 67-room Baron's Cove offers guests a resort experience, with upscale amenities like a pool and on-site restaurant and an incomparable view of the water. Open year-round, there's not a bad time to visit the property, which boasts a cozy dining room and fireplace.

Best Beaches in the Hamptons

Where should you spend your time sunning during your time out east? That's partially a matter of preference. If you're not local to the Hamptons , there are a number of options in terms of paid day parking lots. Cooper's Beach , in Southampton, is a wide, long beach with amenities and a large lot.

In Sag Harbor, Foster Memorial Beach (otherwise known as Long Beach) is ideal for those who prefer to swim in shallow, calm waters or like a little less of a hike from the sand. It's also open to the public.

Amagansett's Atlantic Avenue Beach is open to the public and has lifeguards, concessions, and restrooms, as well as an active surf break. And at the end, in Montauk, Kirk Park Beach 's pay lot offers restrooms and a modest hike over spectacular dunes, where, in the heart of summer, lucky visitors may just see whales breaching offshore.

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Chill out after a morning at the beach by strolling through the perfectly manicured gardens at Sagaponack's Madoo Conservancy . Established in 1967 by artist, writer, and gardener Robert Dash, this stunning space is like stepping into a fantasy dreamscape.

If the weather is less than beachy, head over to Bridgehampton's Scuttle Hole Road for Channing Daughters Winery 's seated tastings ( reservations are recommended ). You can even make a whole day of it, stopping by Wölffer Estate Vineyard , in neighboring Sagaponack, for a glass of the winery's esteemed rosé, followed by a digestif at the South Fork's very own Sagaponack Farm Distillery .

Pick up a loaf of still-warm olive ciabatta at Carissa's Bakery (there are two East Hampton locations). And, of course, no trip to the Hamptons would be complete without dinner at East Hampton's decades-old celebrity magnet, Nick & Toni's (make your reservation in advance).

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DETAILED TOUR ITINERARY

The tour embarks from Midtown Manhattan where our tour bus incl. Wi-Fi will pick us up and drive us through east Manhattan and Queens towards Riverhead on the north shore of Long Island for a quick break.

Moving further east, we are approaching Duck Walk Vineyard . Here you can get amazing local wine and a fantastic view on its beautiful scenery where many weddings, especially in the spring and summer time, are celebrated.

Our bus then continues to the core of our tour: Southampton . Many celebrities like Jerry Seinfeld or Steven Spielberg settled here and we will bring you close to some of the homes of the rich and famous. A walk down the charming main street , as well as the harbor and a stroll along the ocean drive mark further stops during our tour through Southampton. As a highlight, a complimentary wine tasting for everyone on the tour over 21 years in one of the oldest and best wineries of the town will be included.

Before heading to the Tanger Outlets, our bus takes you to Sag Harbor , a unique idyllic village with massive yachts on one side and authentic little antique store on the other.

After lunch, we are traveling to our last stop, the Tanger Outlets in Deer Park , where you can shop until the afternoon and take some of the glamour from the trip with you home. Packed with new experiences and treasures of Long Island's Hamptons, we are heading back to New York City, where we are going to arrive in the evening.

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With our Day Trip from NYC you can experience the lifestyle of the rich and famous closer than anyone else. Our English speaking tour guides will not only show you the impressive houses of the local residents in Southampton and Sag Harbor , but also the beautiful and diverse landscape of the area.

As a special treat, our bus drives you to the well-known Tanger Outlets in the center of Long Island , where you can shop the style of the celebrities for less and take some of the luxury from the trip home with you.

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If you have any questions regarding the Hamptons Day Trip by bus or in general, don't hesitate to call us at +1 212-557-1654 , drop us an  email  or try our  FAQ . Our friendly and knowledgeable multilingual customer care team will be happy to help you.

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2021 East Hampton House & Garden Tour

The East Hampton Historical Society is proud to announce its 2021 House & Garden Tour, showcasing some of the finest examples of historic and modern architecture in the Hamptons. This year’s tour — consisting of five unique houses — is scheduled for Saturday, November 27, from 1pm to 4:30 pm.

The East Hampton Historical Society’s House Tour Committee has creatively selected five houses that express the unique spirit of living on the East End. The Society’s annual House Tour offers a one-time-only glimpse inside some of our town’s most storied residences. Whether you tend towards the charm of a classic shingled cottage, yearn to take a peek at well-appointed homes South of the Highway, or prefer the clean lines of contemporary architecture – this year’s tour offers a combination of houses that is sure to delight.

Welcome to a Village Ramble

Explore our Past through a Kaleidoscope of Unique Houses

Egypt Lane Landmark

Built in 1917, this gem from the architects Polhemus and Coffin is an Egypt Lane landmark. This magnificent and impressive Tudor Style house, bordering Maidstone Club on two sides, celebrates a beautiful and sensitive renovation. Though over one hundred years old, this house is now as fresh and comfortable as when it was built. Great architecture is like a rare vintage wine — with care, it gets better and better. 

The Charm of a Shingle Style Revival

This picturesque and newly constructed house shares a very favorite spot in East Hampton Village – the natural beauty of The Duck Pond and Nature Trail, once part of the Lorenzo E. Woodhouse estate.

In its dazzling array of shapes, verandas, rooflines, and turret, this very sculptural home is a comfortable amalgam of styles that we would often see in many houses built between 1880 and early 1900’s – but yet a very powerful example of the Shingle Style revival that started in the 1960s as a reaction to modernism – a glorious interpretation on this historic Village Lane. 

Village Retreat with Landscape Details

The handsome lines, superb craftsmanship, and monotone styling of this Arts & Crafts inspired house celebrates the horizontal beauty of single-level living. Home to a dynamic design duo, an interior designer and a landscape architect, this Village retreat has multiple outdoor “rooms”, situated within smartly organized landscaping. A serene sanctuary, in a calming palette of muted greys, is welcoming and invites intimate conversation and reflective thought. Take a deep breath and let your troubles melt away at this haven of understated “la bonne vie”! 

New Construction in Heart of the Village

Nestled in the heart of East Hampton Village, this exquisite newly constructed residence is a marriage of casual elegance and traditional design. Its clean, graceful lines and superb craftsmanship are immediately evident as you approach the home down a gently curving, crushed white marble drive. Sun-drenched open concept living space, tranquil and stylish backyard, and expansive private terrace with outdoor fireplace – completely secluded, yet only steps away from Main Street, East Hampton – you can hear the church bells on Sundays! 

Original Amagansett home by famed architect Charles Gwathmey

Enjoy a rare opportunity to visit a widely publicized modern work of art – The Tolan House, an original Charles Gwathmey designed residence (circa 1970). Just a quarter mile from the Atlantic Ocean, enter a sun-drenched open space of modern and magnificent architecture. The cubist shapes of cone and triangle harmonize with huge rectangular windows. Take in the views and smell the salt air from a multitude of well-appointed spaces in this sprawling modern masterpiece – bold and beautiful! 

“The House & Garden Tour is one of our most important fundraisers,” said the event chairman Joseph Aversano. “This year’s tour is a visual feast of stylish houses. So, while you’re breathing in the sea air and enjoying the varied terrains and architectural styles, your dollars will support the East Hampton Historical Society’s museums and programs,” he said.

Tickets to the Opening Night Cocktail Party are $200 each, which includes entry to the House & Garden Tour the following day. Tickets to the self-guided 2021 East Hampton House & Garden Tour are $75 in advance and $85 on the day of the tour.

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Hampton Cider Tour: A Unique Experience in the Heart of the Hamptons

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The Hampton Cider Tour is a one-of-a-kind experience that offers a delightful journey through the picturesque Hamptons. This tour is not just about tasting cider; it's about immersing yourself in the rich culture, history, and Hamptons apple heritage of the region. Dive deep into the cider-making process, savor exclusive ciders, and connect with the land and traditions that make the Hamptons unique.

Why Choose the Hampton Cider Tour?

• Local Experience : Engage with local cider makers, learn their secrets, and discover the essence of local apples.
• Scenic Beauty : Explore the stunning landscapes of the Hamptons and the orchards that birth the finest ciders.
• Taste Sensation : Savor a variety of ciders, each with its unique flavor profile, from sweet and crisp to dry and complex.

The Destinations: Exploring the Cider Houses

The traditional cider house.

The first stop on the tour is a traditional cider house, where you'll witness the age-old techniques of cider making. Here, the emphasis is on craftsmanship, heritage, and the rich tradition of Hamptons apple orchards.

• Cider-Making Process : Delve into the fermentation and aging process that transforms apples into delightful ciders.
• Tasting Session : Enjoy a guided tasting of classic ciders, each telling a story of the land and its people.

The Modern Cider Brewery

Next, the tour takes you to a modern cider brewery that blends innovation with tradition. This destination offers a glimpse into the future of cider making in Hamptons.

• Innovative Techniques : Discover new methods and technologies that are redefining cider-making.
• Exclusive Flavors : Sample exclusive ciders available only at this location, each a testament to the evolving cider scene in the Hamptons.

The Cider-Making Process: From Hamptons Apple Orchards to Your Glass

Selecting the apples.

The journey of cider begins with the selection of quality fruits. Different varieties contribute to the flavor, sweetness, and acidity of the cider.

Pressing and Fermentation

After selecting the apples, they are pressed to extract the juice. The juice is then fermented, transforming the sugars into alcohol, capturing the essence.

Aging and Bottling

The final steps include aging the cider to develop its flavors and bottling it for consumption. Each step is carefully monitored to ensure the highest quality, delivering the taste of apple heritage to your glass.

The Flavors: A Symphony of Taste

From the sweet and crisp flavors that are a hallmark of Hampton ciders to the dry and complex ciders that offer a rich and layered experience, there's a cider for every palate. Don't miss the opportunity to try seasonal specialties that capture the essence of the Hamptons throughout the year.

An Unforgettable Experience

The Hampton Cider Tour is more than a tasting excursion; it's an unforgettable journey that connects you with the land, the people, and the traditions of the Hamptons apple heritage. Whether you're a cider enthusiast or a curious traveler, this tour offers something for everyone.

Book Now : Reserve your spot on the Hampton Cider Tour and embark on a taste adventure like no other.

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The owners of 14 historic flat top cottages in Southern Shores are opening their doors Saturday for a self-guided tour that will again benefit the Outer Banks Community Foundation Flat Top Preservation Fund.

The tour features cottages built in the style of Frank Stick during the mid-century — only approximately 25 remain as flat tops. Tickets are $10 and available online at southernshoreshistoricflattops.ticketleap.com or in person at the tour’s table at Southern Shores Crossing at 1 Ocean Blvd. from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

In 2016, the Town of Southern Shores established a local Historic Landmark program to bring awareness to the historical significance of properties. All five of the flat tops designated as Southern Shores Historic Landmarks will be on the tour, including Sokol/Clements Cottage at 23 Porpoise Run; Seaquel at 142 Ocean Blvd; the Clarke/Gudas Cottage at 156 Wax Myrtle Trail; Edith Pipkin’s “Pink Perfection” at 170 Ocean Blvd. and the Mackey Cottage at 218 Ocean Blvd.

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TOWSON, Md.—To accommodate increased demand for tours of Hampton Mansion, the National Park Service is moving forward with a one-year pilot program where visitors may reserve their tickets for Mansion tours on Recreation.gov. Recreation.gov is the government's trip planning and reservation service for 14 federal agencies, including the National Park Service. Our goal is to enhance visitor experience by providing an efficient reservation process, and this pilot program will help us determine the best course of action. The pilot program will go live on Recreation.gov May 1, 2024, with tours available to be booked starting on May 9, 2024.  

Visitors who make their reservations through Recreation.gov will pay a $1.00 reservation fee to cover the cost of the reservation service. Tour tickets will be made available three months in advance, and are available until tours are at capacity, or until 10:00 p.m. the night before the tour. Walk-up tickets will still be available on a first-come first-served basis for any remaining tickets on the day of the tour. Because there is no guarantee that tickets will be available on the day of the tour, visitors are encouraged to reserve their tickets ahead of time.

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‘No Cheap Thrill’: $99K Will Get You Singer Suzanne Vega’s Hamptons Home for the Summer

Living the good life means snagging a summer rental in the Hamptons, right? So you might consider this lovely spot owned by singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega .

The folk crooner’s home in Amagansett, NY , at the far eastern end of Long Island, offers four bedrooms, two baths, and close proximity to the ocean. It’s situated behind private gates and fencing, surrounded by lots of mature trees.

This pretty perch is listed for $99,000 for the summer, from Memorial Day through Labor Day. The ask dips to $60,000 for the month of August through Labor Day or $80,000 to move in for July and August.

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This rental is nestled in a quiet spot, but it’s close to the gorgeous beach that makes this neck of the woods so famous. The open layout feels spacious and bright, thanks to glass doors, high ceilings, and an all-white palette. A whitewashed brick fireplace warms the living room, which flows to the dining area and opens to a large deck.

A blue-and-white checked flooring adorns the kitchen, along with stainless steel appliances and a small breakfast bar with seating.

A pergola and a pool complete the spread.

Vega rose to prominence in the mid 1980s with the release of her self-titled album and went on to earn five Grammy nominations. She garnered one win in 1991 for best album package and has recorded many popular hits over the years, including “Luka,” “Tom’s Diner,” and “Marlene on the Wall.”

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Moscow metro private tours.

• 2-hour tour $87:  10 Must-See Moscow Metro stations with hotel pick-up and drop-off
• 3-hour tour $137:  20 Must-See Moscow Metro stations with Russian lunch in beautifully-decorated Metro Diner + hotel pick-up and drop off. 
• Metro pass is included in the price of both tours.

Highlight of Metro Tour

• Visit 10 must-see stations of Moscow metro on 2-hr tour and 20 Metro stations on 3-hr tour, including grand Komsomolskaya station with its distinctive Baroque décor, aristocratic Mayakovskaya station with Soviet mosaics, legendary Revolution Square station with 72 bronze sculptures and more!
• Explore Museum of Moscow Metro and learn a ton of technical and historical facts;
• Listen to the secrets about the Metro-2, a secret line supposedly used by the government and KGB;
• Experience a selection of most striking features of Moscow Metro hidden from most tourists and even locals;
• Discover the underground treasure of Russian Soviet past – from mosaics to bronzes, paintings, marble arches, stained glass and even paleontological elements;
• Learn fun stories and myths about Coffee Ring, Zodiac signs of Moscow Metro and more;
• Admire Soviet-era architecture of pre- and post- World War II perious;
• Enjoy panoramic views of Sparrow Hills from Luzhniki Metro Bridge – MetroMost, the only station of Moscow Metro located over water and the highest station above ground level;
• If lucky, catch a unique «Aquarelle Train» – a wheeled picture gallery, brightly painted with images of peony, chrysanthemums, daisies, sunflowers and each car unit is unique;
• Become an expert at navigating the legendary Moscow Metro system;
• Have fun time with a very friendly local;
• + Atmospheric Metro lunch in Moscow’s the only Metro Diner (included in a 3-hr tour)

Hotel Pick-up

Metro stations:.

Komsomolskaya

Novoslobodskaya

Prospekt Mira

Belorusskaya

Mayakovskaya

Novokuznetskaya

Revolution Square

Sparrow Hills

+ for 3-hour tour

Victory Park

Slavic Boulevard

Vystavochnaya

Dostoevskaya

Elektrozavodskaya

Partizanskaya

Museum of Moscow Metro

• Drop-off  at your hotel, Novodevichy Convent, Sparrow Hills or any place you wish
• + Russian lunch  in Metro Diner with artistic metro-style interior for 3-hour tour

Fun facts from our Moscow Metro Tours:

From the very first days of its existence, the Moscow Metro was the object of civil defense, used as a bomb shelter, and designed as a defense for a possible attack on the Soviet Union.

At a depth of 50 to 120 meters lies the second, the coded system of Metro-2 of Moscow subway, which is equipped with everything you need, from food storage to the nuclear button.

According to some sources, the total length of Metro-2 reaches over 150 kilometers.

The Museum was opened on Sportivnaya metro station on November 6, 1967. It features the most interesting models of trains and stations.

Coffee Ring

The first scheme of Moscow Metro looked like a bunch of separate lines. Listen to a myth about Joseph Stalin and the main brown line of Moscow Metro.

Zodiac Metro

According to some astrologers, each of the 12 stops of the Moscow Ring Line corresponds to a particular sign of the zodiac and divides the city into astrological sector.

Astrologers believe that being in a particular zadiac sector of Moscow for a long time, you attract certain energy and events into your life.

Paleontological finds 

Red marble walls of some of the Metro stations hide in themselves petrified inhabitants of ancient seas. Try and find some!

• Every day each car in  Moscow metro passes  more than 600 km, which is the distance from Moscow to St. Petersburg.
• Moscow subway system is the  5th in the intensity  of use (after the subways of Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul and Shanghai).
• The interval in the movement of trains in rush hour is  90 seconds .

What you get:

• + A friend in Moscow.
• + Private & customized Moscow tour.
• + An exciting pastime, not just boring history lessons.
• + An authentic experience of local life.
• + Flexibility during the walking tour: changes can be made at any time to suit individual preferences.
• + Amazing deals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the very best cafes & restaurants. Discounts on weekdays (Mon-Fri).
• + A photo session amongst spectacular Moscow scenery that can be treasured for a lifetime.
• + Good value for souvenirs, taxis, and hotels.
• + Expert advice on what to do, where to go, and how to make the most of your time in Moscow.

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