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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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Come join the fun as we explore Long Island’s playground of the rich and famous: the Hamptons. Located on the eastern end of Long Island, New York, its picturesque towns, villages, and hamlets, along with its beautiful beaches, amenities and peaceful rural landscape, provide an escape for people from New York City. From its earliest history to its present day, it captures a unique blend of the Gold Coast’s high society and old colonial heritage charm that will surely make for an interesting trip. Celebrity sightings? Well, that’s definitely a possibility.

Sunday, September 8th – The air is a tad cooler, and the promise of beautiful autumn leaves is just around the corner. It’s a great time to explore our world and so, explore we will! Today we will begin our adventure, stopping at Peddler Village in Lahaska, Pennsylvania for the night. (D)

We will then continue on our way to the easternmost tip of Long Island as we learn about the history of Montauk. We’ll visit Montauk Point Lighthouse and then enjoy a driving tour focusing on the South Fork area of Long Island . A special lobster dinner (alternative entrée available) will complete our day. What an exciting time this will be! (B, D)

Friday, September 13th – A great breakfast and then we’re back on the road heading home but, as usual, we can’t just ride all day. Instead, we’ll stop in Washington, DC and visit t he International Spy Museum , one of the most popular museums in DC. On this self-guided tour that sheds light on the shadow world of espionage and intelligence, you will come face to face with spies and spymasters, their gadgets, and their stories. It is a most interesting and entertaining museum. Afterwards we will continue on our way home with lots of great memories of our exciting adventures. (B)

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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.

Best Things to Do in the Hamptons

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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Takeaway #1.

From fine wines to stunning shorelines, The Hamptons is evidently a place of diverse excitements. Be it a full day excursion with the NYC Wine Country Tour, or a leisurely private day trip exploring the posh locale. There’s something for every kind of traveler. And if you are one for some sea breeze and sailing, try spending time on a 50-foot private fun boat or go luxurious with a yacht tour that combines wine tasting while riding along Long Island’s gorgeous wineries.

Takeaway #2

Cycling enthusiasts, history buffs and shopaholics, The Hamptons cater to all. Cycle through Mattituck’s Long Island Wine Region while savoring tastings on route or explore North Fork Area on wheels. If you’re into history, do visit Montauk Point State Park and historic sites like Pollock-Krasner House & Study Center or East End Explorer. As for shoppers, the Sag Harbour offers an outlet shopping day trip from NYC that should not be missed.

Takeaway #3

The real jewel in The Hamptons’ crown has to be its ability to blend natural beauty with luxury. From getting lost in its small villages and towns (courtesy Our Town New York tour) to heading out for views atop Montauk Lighthouse or historic Camp Hero at ‘the end,’ at Montauk Point . And let’s not forget the families! Bring your kids along to marvel at ocean creatures at Long Island Aquarium – they surely won’t forget this part of the journey!

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Exploring The Hamptons With Top-Rated Tours

Welcome to a world of luxury, history, and natural beauty – welcome to The Hamptons . As someone fond of tasting the best that life has to offer, I have found these top tours of Hamptons Long Island quite captivating. Today, I’m excited to share a few of these with you.

Indulge In Wine And Food With NYC Wine Country Tour

The NYC Wine Country Tour , easily one of the most popular wine tasting tours , had me sipping on delightful wines and delighting in food tastings. Elegant as it is exciting, this tour could be your chance at both exploring and indulging in the finest vineyards around. It’s an exquisite blend of rich tastes and rich experience.

Discover Luxurious Experience On New York City to The Hamptons Private Day Trip

You see, there’s something about the phrase ‘ Private Day Trip’ . It exudes exclusivity and freedom. Exploring at your own pace – there’s no other way I’d recommend doing a day trip from New York City. This luxurious experience left me enchanted with those palatial homes dotting the shoreline.

Cycling Through Mattituck’s Long Island Wine Region

In any case, if you prefer being active while exploring, then cycling through Mattituck’s Long Island Wine Region is just for you. Imagine feeling the wind in your hair as you weave through beautiful vineyards – it’s an experience that blends activity with sightseeing in The Hamptons.

Navigating Through Small Villages On The Hamptons Tour By Our Town New York

Now that I think about it, The Hamptons tour by Our Town New York offers splendid views of the area’s diverse landscape. This is one of those top tour companies in The Hamptons that can seamlessly blend education with enjoyment! Exploring quaint villages and towns, I was thrilled to experience the charm of their hamlets and expansive views.

Delving Into History At Montauk Point State Park

If you’re interested in history, a visit to Montauk Point State Park is a must. As one of the most popular outdoor locations and a historical landmark in The Hamptons, it offers breathtaking views and intriguing stories – all wrapped up in nature’s blanket.

Retail Therapy At Sag Harbor And Outlet Shopping Day Trip From NYC

Fancy shopping? Why not try retail therapy at Sag Harbor or indulge on an Outlet Shopping Day Trip from New York City? For me, nothing beats unearthing great finds while enjoying an engaging celebrity homes tour .

Biking Around Downtown Hampton Bay, Good Ground Park, Ponquogue Beach, Shinnecock Inlet And Tiana Beach

All things considered; active travelers will love this. Bike stations scattered across Downtown Hampton Bay make touring around those areas incredibly convenient – a perfect way to enjoy some sightseeing in The Hamptons .

Experiencing Exclusive Wine Tasting Aboard A Yacht

Savoring luscious wines aboard a yacht – quite the exclusive wine-tasting tour indeed! To say this was exceptional would be understating it.

Visiting Family-Friendly Attractions: Long Island Aquarium

Are you on a family trip? Make sure the Long Island Aquarium is on your itinerary. Watching children’s faces light up at those massive tanks and fascinating ocean creatures – it’s a sight in itself!

Climbing To The Top Of Montauk Lighthouse For Incredible Views

Finally, nothing closes out a trip better than ascending the iconic Montauk Lighthouse. As I made my way to the top and soaked in those incredible views, I understood why this Montauk Point Lighthouse tour is often considered as one of the top tours of Hamptons Long Island .

To wrap it up; for an exciting blend of luxury, history, and natural beauty, these tours offer just that! Here’s to hoping you find your own favorite among these top tours of Hamptons Long Island .

Our top tours of Hamptons Long Island are the perfect way to explore all the unique highlights of this beautiful region. From breathtaking beaches to historic landmarks, there are plenty of attractions to discover and enjoy. One can’t-miss destination is the Hamptons’ best free beaches , where you can soak up the sun, swim in the crisp ocean waters, or simply lounge with a good book. Foodies will love exploring some of the popular restaurants on Long Island . Whether you’re craving fresh seafood, authentic Italian cuisine, or gluten-free options, these establishments offer diverse menus that cater to every palate. Plus, many of them offer stunning waterfront views that enhance your dining experience. If you’re interested in local history and culture, consider a visit to some of Long Island’s maritime history sites. Our top tours provide fascinating insights into how this region’s maritime past has shaped its present. You’ll have an opportunity to learn about everything from shipbuilding traditions to infamous pirate stories. Finally, no tour of Hamptons Long Island would be complete without getting a taste for local wine production at one or more of the top 5 wineries on Long Island . As well as sampling some exquisite wines at these stunning vineyards, you’ll also be able to enjoy picturesque landscapes that make for perfect photo opportunities.

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Hey there, friend! It’s George here, your trusted expert when it comes to navigating the top tours of Hamptons Long Island . Have you been dreaming about a perfect vacation? Well, guess what? I’m here to guide you through the most scenic vineyards, stunning beaches and enchanting estates that this slice of heaven has to offer. Let’s get started on our virtual journey. First stop – the illustrious wineries. Nothing quite says ‘luxury’ like sipping on a glass of fine wine while basking in the sunlight of Long Island’s North Fork. Next up – Hampton’s pristine beaches. Imagine long stretches of golden sand bordered by crystal-clear turquoise waters. And that’s not all! Long Island also boasts some truly awe-inspiring historical estates where you can step back in time and immerse yourself in grandeur.

Our tour doesn’t end here though. The top tours of Hamptons Long Island , will also introduce you to a vibrant art scene, some fabulous shopping districts and delectable cuisine that will satisfy even the most discerning foodie.

• An art lover’s paradise with galleries featuring works from local and international artists.
• A shopper’s dream with unique boutiques offering everything from high-end fashion to quirky souvenirs.
• A foodie’s delight with a range of dining options catering to every palate.

So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags (virtually for now!) and get ready for an unforgettable experience as we embark on this incredible journey together. Trust me, once you’ve tasted life in the Hamptons , there’s no turning back. You’ll find yourself yearning for more – more sunsets over the splendid beaches, more wine tastings at lavish vineyards, more long walks along the historical estates. Here’s to creating memories that last a lifetime on Long Island , one of New York’s most enticing treasures.

Frequently Asked Questions about Top Tours of Hamptons Long Island

1. what are some of the top tours of hamptons long island.

The Hamptons presents visitors with a plethora of enticing tour options. The NYC Wine Country Tour, New York City to The Hamptons Private Day Trip, and Full-Day Luxury Long Island Private Winery Tour are some of the highly rated ones. For cycling enthusiasts, the Mattituck’s Long Island Wine Region Bike Tour and North Fork Area Bike Tours offer scenic exploration routes.

2. Are there historic sites to explore in The Hamptons?

Absolutely! If you’re inclined towards history, make sure to check out Montauk Point State Park, Pollock-Krasner House & Study Center and East End Explorer. Don’t miss the chance to climb atop Montauk Lighthouse or explore historic Camp Hero for panoramic views.

3. Can I enjoy luxury experiences during my tour in The Hamptons?

Indeed you can! To experience luxury at its finest, consider embarking on a yacht wine-tasting tour or treat yourself with a private day trip across this posh locale at your own pace. You can also indulge in retail therapy with Sag Harbor and Outlet Shopping Day Trip from NYC.

4.What kind of outdoor activities can I engage in while touring The Hamptons?

For those who love staying active outdoors, there are several bike stations available across Downtown Hampton Bay, Good Ground Park, Ponquogue Beach, Shinnecock Inlet and Tiana Beach that you can take advantage of.

5.Are there any family-friendly tours available at The Hamptons?

Yes! Amongst other fun-filled activities for families visiting The Hamptons is the Long Island Aquarium that houses an extensive coral reef tank and other marine creatures. It’s a must-visit!

6.What makes The Hamptons a perfect vacation spot?

With its blend of natural beauty, luxury, history and a wide array of tour packages on offer, The Hamptons certainly makes for a perfect vacation getaway that promises unique experiences.

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While enjoying the beautiful beaches and historic landmarks on our top tours of Hamptons Long Island, you may also want to delve into some thrilling activities. If you’re an adventure seeker, try your hand at crabbing on Long Island , an exciting experience that’ll definitely get your heart racing. On the other hand, if food is your love language, make sure to enjoy a hearty meal at the best all-you-can-eat sushi places on Long Island . The authentic taste and variety of sushi will leave you wanting more. There is no shortage of things to do while touring Hamptons Long Island. From exploring the historical maritime sites and tantalizing your taste buds with exotic wines to immersing yourself in adventurous activities like crabbing or indulging in mouth-watering sushi, this tour promises a memorable experience enriched with culture and flavor.

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A Local’s Guide to the Best Things to Do in The Hamptons

The Hamptons, synonymous with being the summer playground for the rich and famous, is an affluent eastern region of Long Island featuring seemingly endless beaches, quaint historic towns and villages, gorgeous wineries, cute farm stands, and high-end art galleries.  

I have lived in the Hamptons for over thirty years, and this stunning New York region never ceases to amaze and inspire me. From the hidden bay beaches and nature preserves to the bountiful farmer’s markets and endless summer events, there is always something new to discover and appreciate. 

Below, I round up some of my favorite things to see and do across the Hamptons, where to stay, eat, shop, and relax, and what to buy during your trip to the South Fork of Long Island. 

Things to Know Before Visiting the Hamptons

Spanning from Southampton through East Hampton out to Montauk, it is about 90 minutes away from NYC by train, bus, or car.

Vacationers that seek out this enchanting region of Long Island encompass a wide range of ages, and the Hamptons readily welcome people from all over the world, with easy access (primarily via the LIRR) from JFK airport.

Though the summer season out east is not only one of the busiest, the demand to visit and experience the Hamptons is high, and the interest only continues to soar year after year. 

With that being said, it is best to plan your trip as much ahead of schedule as possible, and if you can, a midweek visit is ideal during the peak season (Memorial Day to Labor Day weekend). June, for instance, is still relatively calm, with nearly all businesses in full operation. 

Become familiar with the public transportation to and from the Hamptons. This includes the Hampton Jitney and Hampton Luxury Liner buses that run to and from NYC and the LIRR from both Penn Station and Grand Central, with two separate connections in Jamaica, Queens.

The Hamptons villages are very walkable and pedestrian-friendly, though a car is ideal as you travel from town to town. Bicycle paths and lanes are readily accessible on some back roads and along parts of Montauk Highway. 

In addition, seek out Airbnbs as early as possible, and if you are on more of a fixed budget, know that the towns of Riverhead and Brookhaven, about a half hour away from the Hamptons, respectively, offer a wide range of leading hotel chain properties like Marriott and Hilton hotels.

Things to Do in The Hamptons on Vacation

Enjoying the sun, sand, and surf.

The beaches in the Hamptons are some of the most beautiful in the USA, as regularly noted in Dr. Beach’s annual list and Forbes . In addition to the most popular Cooper’s Beach in Southampton and Main Beach in East Hampton, some of my favorite beaches are Little Plains Beach, close to Cooper’s, Havens Beach in Sag Harbor, and Gerard Beach in the hamlet of Springs in East Hampton. Check each town hall regarding beach passes for the season and day passes. However, you do not need a beach sticker after 5 pm. 

Scenic Delights to Experience in the Hamptons

If I am not at the beach, I walk along the paths throughout East Hampton and Sag Harbor villages. A breathtaking place to hone in on the natural scenery is near David’s Lane in East Hampton Village, also home to Duck Pond.

I love to continue my walk along the path adjacent to Mulford Farm , where you will find two of the region’s historic windmills. And if you visit in late spring or around Memorial Day weekend, you will catch the wisteria growing on the front of the historic home, now a museum. 

Nature-Focused Activities

If you love nature and the outdoors, visit the Elizabeth A. Morton National Wildlife Refuge off of Noyack Road in Sag Harbor. At this 187-acre wildlife refuge, you will find many local bird species and wildlife habitats, including painted turtles, white-tailed deer, eastern chipmunks, and green frogs. This also makes for a perfect destination for bird watchers and nature photographers.

In addition, visit the LongHouse Reserve for a relaxing walk-through tour and visit their sculpture gardens, which feature works by Yoko Ono, Willem de Kooning, and many other notable artists. LongHouse Reserve also has rotating annual art exhibitions. 

Wellness Retreats

Visit Shou Sugi Ban House in Water Mill for a tranquil spa retreat getaway and Organic Edge , also located in Water Mill, which offers a variety of wellness treatments, including Target Cryotherapy and a relaxing session in their Infrared Wellness Pod.

Art Galleries

For art enthusiasts, head to The Art Barge at the Victor D’amico Institute-Art on the Napeague Stretch in Amagansett. Visitors will discover a variety of workshops and classes for all ages.

Things to Do with Kids in the Hamptons

And if you are traveling with kids in tow, head to the Clubhouse in East Hampton for bowling and arcade games or The South Fork Natural History Museum for hands-on learning activities. 

Luxury Shopping and Unique Finds: The Best Places to Shop in the Hamptons

Sag Harbor offers the most locally diverse shops in the Hamptons, with storefronts ranging from boutique clothing and home goods to antique shops and art supply stores. If you are looking to bring home a housewarming gift or present for that special someone straight from the Hamptons, you will find your best options at any of the shops in Sag Harbor. 

Some shops I frequent in Sag Harbor are The Wharf Shop for jewelry, Christmas ornaments, and toys, Ryland Life Equipment for men’s and women’s clothing and accessories, and OMO The Apothecary for hemp oils and topicals. 

Off Montauk Highway in Bridgehampton, I frequent Loaves and Fishes Cookshop for kitchen supplies and accessories and Jenni Kayne in Amagansett Square for apparel and accessories. Amagansett Square is where I spend my mornings sipping coffee, meditating, or reading. 

Indulge in the Hamptons’ Culinary Delights: Best Restaurants and Eateries to Try

When vacationing in the Hamptons, exploring and dining out at some of the region’s most notable restaurants is always a must. Make your reservations early; if some spots do not, take reservations (the popular Estia’s Little Kitchen always comes to mind). It is best to visit on a Wednesday or early in the morning during the week. Head to the new Tutto Caffé in East Hampton Village for a late-morning meetup. This spot has been buzzing since it opened last year and is known for its coffees, pasticcini, and panini sandwiches. Plus, the interior is quite handsome and cozy, perfect for those brisk mornings. 

For grab-and-go, my essential spot is Round Swamp Farm . Their East Hampton and Bridgehampton locations have the best selection of foods, and everything tastes fantastic. My top picks are their Chicken Meatloaf, Fluke Française, Mexican Layer Dip, and Lisa’s Blueberry Peach Muffins. Their selection is so widespread that you will easily find something for everyone on your houseguest list.

I also love Carissa’s Bakery in Sag Harbor. Their display is gorgeous, with handcrafted pastries and cakes. My essential there is the Salted Soured Picked Rye. They have a secondary location on Pantigo Road in East Hampton. 

An excellent spot for lunch for family members of all ages is the Sip’ n Soda nostalgic luncheonette in Southampton Village. My family loves coming in for burgers and sandwiches, followed by their signature sundaes. We typically visit midweek in the early afternoon as a break from the beach or after camp. 

For some of the most gorgeous sunsets, head to Bell & Anchor in Noyack for local seafood, raw bar towers, sizable pasta dishes, and dreamy desserts. A highly sought-after spot for sunsets in East Hampton outside the village is Sí Sí Mediterranean Restaurant at EHP Resort & Marina . Also on the property is Buongiorno Bakery , an Italian Bakery and Espresso Bar famous for its Nutella croissants and lemon-filled Bomboloni. 

Discover the Best Wineries and Nightlife

The nightlife scene in Sag Harbor is the most active, followed by Bridgehampton and Amagansett. Murf’s Backstreet Tavern in Sag Harbor Village is where I take all my visiting family and friends for an authentic local night out. The Tavern offers a spacious area in the back for mingling.

On the opposite side of the village is the new Kidd Squid Brewing Company , which is also family-friendly. Kidd Squid has an intimate tasting room and lounge featuring local brews on tap or sold by the can. Look out for their ongoing collaborative partnership with Hamptons Raclette, which offers authentic Swiss Raclette experiences. 

An essential stop and experience during a vacation to the Hamptons is to any wineries, including the breathtaking Wölffer Estate Vineyard . Wölffer hosts events, live music, pop-ups, and much more throughout the summer season and remains one of the best spots for a photo op in the Hamptons. Two other distinctive vineyards include Duck Walk Vineyards in Southampton and Channing Daughters Winery in Bridgehampton, offering tastings and hosting events throughout the season. 

Not a wine drinker? Just down the road from Wölffer is Sagaponack Farm Distillery . Their tasting room is built in a nearly 100-year-old retired dairy barn. Inside, visitors will find a wealth of local history, including the bar’s footrest sourced from the historic Bridgehampton to Sag Harbor railroad that is no longer in existence. 

For live music featuring a mix of local and live bands, head to The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett Village. The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, The Velvet Underground, recently Paris Jackson, and many more notable names have performed on their stage. 

For a low-key yet refined spot for grabbing a drink, head to The American Hotel in Sag Harbor, a historic landmark well-regarded by locals and visitors alike. 

Accommodation Options for a Luxurious Getaway

For a spa getaway, Baker House 1650 on Montauk Highway in East Hampton offers unparalleled luxury in the Hamptons with its indoor private pool and spa, exclusively for guests. A stunning historic property with 17th-century Cotswold-inspired architecture and lush gardens, you would think you instantly stepped foot into the English countryside.

Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton Village is a resorted 19th-century mansion with an onsite Jean-Georges restaurant, wellness programming, and special events and pop-ups held throughout the summer. 

Vacationing in the Hamptons with your furry friends is always fun, as there are endless options for pet-friendly activities across South Fork. For pet-friendly overnight stays, Baron’s Cove in Sag Harbor and Mill House Inn in East Hampton Village are excellent selections.

I always recommend these two hotels to friends and family traveling with pets. Mill House Inn , for example, serves its own homemade dog food to pup guests. Plus, save your appetite as their signature breakfast is the best around, and their ‘Nack Bar offers some fun and delicious snacks from cookies and popcorn to your own cheese and charcuterie board. Baron’s Cove offers bicycles to borrow for exploring Sag Harbor Village, and their downstairs lounge is a cozy spot to relax by the fire with a cocktail and listen to live music. 

Experience the Ultimate Hamptons Retreat

The Hamptons are one of those rare destinations where you not only find people from around the world returning year after year but also consider the Hamptons a home away from home. Though this East End enclave continues to evolve year after year and draws in a barrage of visitors in summer without hesitation, it still encompasses an abundance of unspoiled seaside beauty and charm that cannot be found anywhere else. 

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This article A Local’s Guide to the Best Things to Do in The Hamptons originally appeared on Wander With Alex .

Vanessa Gordon is a Hamptons travel and lifestyle expert, and the CEO of East End Taste. She is also the Founder of the Hamptons Interactive Brunch event series. She received her Master of Arts Degree in Teaching English as a Second Language from New York University. She has been featured in The New York Times, Yahoo, Parents Magazine, Reader’s Digest, New York Post, Metro UK, Total Beauty, CNN Underscored, and many more. She lives in the Hamptons with her family. Find Vanessa on Instagram @VanessaPGordon . 

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