Posted in USA March 28, 2018 by

Why There’s Simply No Better Season To Visit Martha’s Vineyard Than Springtime

The beautiful coastal island located south of Cape Cod in Massachusetts is best known as an idyllic summer vacation spot. But springtime may be a better option for visiting the quaint and tucked-away getaway, which requires a short ferry ride to reach. Here’s why you consider a relaxing and less crowded visit in the months leading up to traditional tourist season:

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Martha's Vineyard is simply spectacular in the springtime.
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The small, quaint town of Aquinnah is home to beautiful clay cliffs and the iconic Gay Head lighthouse.
The island is known for its serenity with nature.
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A visit during off-season provides tranquilty and more private occasions with the beauty found here.
Less crowds means easier everything.
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Springtime means easier parking, no waiting to get in restaurants, and more leisurely driving and outdoor experiences.
Flowers and lush green trees are in bloom.
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Locals take great pride in gardening, and efforts are apparent everywhere.
Scenic overlooks showcase the natural beauty found here.
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This scenic bay overlook shows why Martha's Vineyard remains a top vacation destination.
Sunsets here are especially beautiful.
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The setting sun paints the clouds and channel pink. This photo shows the area between Great Tisbury and Black Point ponds. While sunsets are spectacular throughout the year, the springtime provides viewings unspoiled by throngs of people.

Have you visited Martha’s Vineyard, and if so, what is your favorite place to dine or stay? Did you visit during summertime or during off-season, and would you recommend it to others?

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