Hamptons Travel Guide

The quintessential summer vacation destination, but the perfect place to visit anytime of the year. Here's what you need to know about visiting the Hamptons and how to make the most out of it! 

Where to Go and What to Do

The Hamptons is comprised of a number of towns in the area including South Hampton, East Hampton, Sag Harbor, Bridgehampton and others. These towns are the perfect places to go shopping in the boutiques or simply grab a quick bite to eat at a cafe. They offer a number of activities and events throughout the year making sure your time there will never be boring! Another fun thing to do is to drive down Dune Road and look at all the mansions. The Hamptons is also a celebrity hot spot so you’ll never know who you might catch sight of. If you want to do some 

sightseeing, drive up a little north to see the Montauk Light House.

You also happen to be near some of the nicest beaches on the east coast. Definitely make time to spend a day at the beach and catch the gorgeous sunset over the bay. 

Where to Eat

Whether it's stopping for a latte at The Golden Pear or a five-star meal at Sant Ambroeus, dining in the Hamptons is delicious. One hidden gem is sushi Sen in Sag Harbor, but if you're looking for something more well known and popular try five-star restaurant 1770 House in East Hampton. Of course The Hamptons are right on the ocean, so stopping at Chowder House in East Hampton for a Lobster Roll is a must.

Where to Stay

The Hamptons has always maintained a beautiful, chic and preppy feel for as long as most people can remember. But, one of the reasons for this is because there are no large chain hotels. So one of the best places you can stay is a rental, an Airbnb, motel or stay with a friend who lives there!

So next time your thinking of a vacation … consider The Hamptons!