Easy check in at the hut on ocean drive. We arrived about 40 minutes early and were directed to a…read morelane on the dock. Friendly staff. Easy to follow signals. Departed on time. Nice snack bar. Plenty of seating up top. Make your automobile reservations early (weeks early). Plenty of room for walking passengers. This is the only option for vehicle ferries.

Lifeline to the Islands [Martha's Vineyard MA]…read more Oak Bluffs was the last town we visited and we took the ferry here back to Woods Hole. Steamship Authority also manages the off-site parking lots located in Falmouth and Cataumet... this makes parking convenient and easy for Martha's Vineyard visitors and travelers. We parked at the Thomas B. Landers parking lot in Falmouth. Shuttle service was free. The ferry we boarded from Oak Bluffs was different from the ferry we boarded from Woods Hole to Vineyard Haven. This ferry was much larger and it had a full-size snack bar (versus a vending machine). There were plenty of seating and travelers can sit on the deck outside or indoors. It got too windy for me so we chose to sit inside. Clean inside. There were staff members on board that keep the ferry boat clean. No complaints. Pleasant experience. Review #3033

We arrived and waited the boarding time. This was my first time being in a very small airport so…read morethis was very intriguing to see how it operated. They were very efficient. Going through TSA was fast. We then sat in an outdoor waiting area. We entered the plane by an outside ramped walkway . Afterwards we entered the smaller plane as usual. We ate there earlier when we arrived in town and the food was good. Very nice airport.

Martha's Vineyard has an old fashion and I like it. While waiting to board you go to an outside…read moretented area and then walk to the plane. There is not too much to the airport but it was fun to watch all the private planes take off. Cabs to Edgartown run 35-45 dollars.

Getting across the channel to an island from an island is one way to get there. If you don't go…read morethe long way along the south shore in a 4 wheeler then the ferry is the way to go. The staff makes sure that you enjoy the five minutes across between Edgartown and Chappy. The Captain is always attentive getting you from one side to the other on time There is a parking lot on the Chappy side where you can park and spend the day in town.

This campground has a special place in my heart! We come with a large group every year and they…read morehave always been so accommodating for our reunion. The events, activities, site cleanliness and facilities are in excellent condition.

Been visiting this (and many other) campground(s) for decades (hard for me to believe too!). I…read morehave never had anything bad to say about MV Family Campground. OK, if I had to, many years ago they charged quarters in the showers, and that was a pain, but they fixed that. :) Staff is super friendly and helpful. Activities throughout the week. Posting of island events. Bike rentals. Community campfire. Location with free public transit on the main road. Store, laundry, book swap, too much to list.

TLDR: Don't pay upfront if you book this company!…read more I had booked the All Star Tour company for a private bachelorette tour on May 17, 2025. Not only were we left stranded at the ferry stop for hours due to a "van issue," but the backup tour companies that were allegedly sent over never showed. My group of 9 girls was left to fend for ourselves - we ended up finding a very nice taxi driver with a van to take up around instead. I had paid the full price of $450 upfront on Venmo, and afterwards the owner Jeffrey C. refused to issue a refund, even after weeks of texting. I would absolutely not recommend this company.

There's a shark on Martha's Vineyard and his name isn't Bruce, it's Jeffrey at All Star Tours! I…read morehad a tour booked (and paid in full) for June 12th, he backed out last minute due to an accident. Of course I was understanding, car accidents happen. BUT the backup company he promised to send didn't show and we were left stranded at the ferry dock and had to pay for a second tour. Now he won't refund my money and has stopped responding. Martha's Vineyard was beautiful and the people were great but DO NOT BOOK THIS COMPANY. I have found others who have been ripped off this month alone. I would give zero stars if that was an option. I want my money back, money that I saved a year for to celebrate my mom's 81st birthday. Im hoping honest reviews, a police report, a letter to the Chamber of Commerce, BBB and the MA Attorney General will do the trick.

This tour of Martha's Vineyard is amazing. In about three hours, we got an interesting glimpses and…read moreexperiences on the island. Our tour guide, Stan, gave an interesting & informative presentation of the island's history and qualities. He's lived on the island from childhood & brings many personal insights of the island and its inhabitants. Stan's the Man! Dee-Dee of HomeGrown Tours was superbly helpful when she contacted us about a need to reschedule our tour for earlier in the day. She asked how we were getting to the island and shared a much better way to get to Oak Bluffs. Very glad she went the extra effort to make our trip more enjoyable. Among the stops on the tour were Menemsha where we enjoyed seafood soup samples & had seafood sandwiches from Menemsha Fish Market. The stop at Aqinnah (Gay Head) Cliffs was stunning with the views of the ocean, beaches below, multicoloured cliffs, and a lighthouse. Another memorable stop was at Orange Peel Bakery. Oh, what trip on Martha's Vineyard wouldn't mention Jaws filming sites. Stan pointed out several of the key locations, including "the Jaws Bridge", providing back stories about the filming. I highly recommend HomeGrown Tours.

Took a day trip to MVI with friends who had planned a tour of the island. Unfortunately, when we…read morearrived on island, she couldn't remember who she had booked with. That's OK. I made a few phone calls and Deedee arranged to meet us for an afternoon tour. She is a very enthusiastic MV host. We got a fun tour of things you would expect and some you would not. The narration, history and stories of local life were non-stop. We had a great time. She really is a pleasure to work with and saved the day for us. Give Deedee a call if you are planning a trip to MVI.

This area houses the gingerbread houses district, it is a religiously created area where meetings…read morewere and are held. Once brought tents to live in and eventually built houses on the grounds. We were informed that the owners of the gingerbread houses, inside this area, only own the houses but not the land. The area is beautiful and sort of hidden. We were told to walk down an alley and boom here we were. lol

A cool little place on the Vineyard. Some pretty cool-looking houses, and some plenty of walking…read morespace. A cool little neighborhood. I think these 'gingerbread houses' are actually a little better than the actual gingerbread houses. And a cool thing, a 7 speed limit sign. First one that I've seen that didn't end in a zero or five. I thought they were urban legend.

I don't like to slate people, not even on Yelp, because I'm not that Into-slating. But I am often…read moreinterstating, even here on 195, which basically only exists to get you from Providence to Fall River and towards Cape Cod, the Cape named after a f***ing fish. This is a very short dinner tape - I mean interstate, but voice dictation wants to make a recording of us eating apparently - that will get you from Fall River back into civilization, namely, Rhode Island for all you Rhode Scholars out there. Hardly anybody tends to use it, not on the days that I've been down here anyway, so it's a big, wide, empty, and I have to say it is well paved and for this reason I really appreciate it. But it's probably well paved because it isn't well trafficked, unlike me by Barbie.