



by Martha's Vineyard Tours and Excursions
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$130This 3-hour bus tour covers all six towns on Martha's Vineyard, giving you a chance to see the island's key sights by air-conditioned van. The tour includes stops at Joseph Sylvia State Beach, known for its role in the movie Jaws and the popular Jaws bridge where people jump into the water. You will spend about 15 minutes at the colorful Aquinnah Cliffs located beneath the Aquinnah Lighthouse, a brick lighthouse still in operation. The tour also visits the Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting Association area, recognized for its many gingerbread-style houses that originated from a 19th-century religious gathering site. Other highlights include a stop at the Flying Horses Carousel, the oldest platform merry-go-round in the United States, where grabbing the brass ring means a free ride. Menemsha Public Beach is another 15-minute stop, known for its sunsets and featuring in the movie Jaws; it’s a good place to grab a quick chowder or lobster bisque. The route also passes by the Old Whaling Church, built by whaling captains who benefited from the whaling industry, and the Edgartown Lighthouse, an early 1800s lighthouse overlooking Edgartown harbor and Chappaquiddick. The van features large windows for good views and air conditioning for comfort throughout the trip.
Joseph Sylvia State Beach
This beach is famous for a scene filmed for the movie Jaws and for the Jaws bridge where visitors jump into the water throughout the day.
Aquinnah Cliffs
Colorful clay cliffs located beneath the nearby Aquinnah Lighthouse. The tour stops here for about 15 minutes.
15 min
Aquinnah Lighthouse
A brick lighthouse positioned above the Aquinnah Cliffs that remains operational.
Martha's Vineyard Camp meeting Association
Area with many gingerbread-style houses, originally established as a religious meeting place in the 19th century.
Flying Horses Carousel
The oldest platform merry-go-round in the country where grabbing the brass ring grants a free ride.
Menemsha Public Beach
Known as the best place for sunsets, this beach was featured in the movie Jaws and offers quick chowder or lobster bisque. The tour stops here for about 15 minutes.
15 min
Old Whaling Church
A large church built by whaling captains reflecting the wealth generated during the whaling industry.
Edgartown Lighthouse
An early 1800s lighthouse overlooking Edgartown harbor and Chappaquiddick Island.
We will be parked across the street from the the Oak Bluffs Steamship Authority ticket office, in front of the statue of the soldier. Look for vans with Martha's Vineyard Excursions printed on the side with large gold letters.
End point
We will be parked across the street from the the Oak Bluffs Steamship Authority ticket office, in front of the statue of the soldier. Look for vans with Martha's Vineyard Excursions printed on the side with large gold letters.




by Martha's Vineyard Tours and Excursions
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$130This 3-hour bus tour covers all six towns on Martha's Vineyard, giving you a chance to see the island's key sights by air-conditioned van. The tour includes stops at Joseph Sylvia State Beach, known for its role in the movie Jaws and the popular Jaws bridge where people jump into the water. You will spend about 15 minutes at the colorful Aquinnah Cliffs located beneath the Aquinnah Lighthouse, a brick lighthouse still in operation. The tour also visits the Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting Association area, recognized for its many gingerbread-style houses that originated from a 19th-century religious gathering site. Other highlights include a stop at the Flying Horses Carousel, the oldest platform merry-go-round in the United States, where grabbing the brass ring means a free ride. Menemsha Public Beach is another 15-minute stop, known for its sunsets and featuring in the movie Jaws; it’s a good place to grab a quick chowder or lobster bisque. The route also passes by the Old Whaling Church, built by whaling captains who benefited from the whaling industry, and the Edgartown Lighthouse, an early 1800s lighthouse overlooking Edgartown harbor and Chappaquiddick. The van features large windows for good views and air conditioning for comfort throughout the trip.
Joseph Sylvia State Beach
This beach is famous for a scene filmed for the movie Jaws and for the Jaws bridge where visitors jump into the water throughout the day.
Aquinnah Cliffs
Colorful clay cliffs located beneath the nearby Aquinnah Lighthouse. The tour stops here for about 15 minutes.
15 min
Aquinnah Lighthouse
A brick lighthouse positioned above the Aquinnah Cliffs that remains operational.
Martha's Vineyard Camp meeting Association
Area with many gingerbread-style houses, originally established as a religious meeting place in the 19th century.
Flying Horses Carousel
The oldest platform merry-go-round in the country where grabbing the brass ring grants a free ride.
Menemsha Public Beach
Known as the best place for sunsets, this beach was featured in the movie Jaws and offers quick chowder or lobster bisque. The tour stops here for about 15 minutes.
15 min
Old Whaling Church
A large church built by whaling captains reflecting the wealth generated during the whaling industry.
Edgartown Lighthouse
An early 1800s lighthouse overlooking Edgartown harbor and Chappaquiddick Island.
We will be parked across the street from the the Oak Bluffs Steamship Authority ticket office, in front of the statue of the soldier. Look for vans with Martha's Vineyard Excursions printed on the side with large gold letters.
End point
We will be parked across the street from the the Oak Bluffs Steamship Authority ticket office, in front of the statue of the soldier. Look for vans with Martha's Vineyard Excursions printed on the side with large gold letters.