Jeep Wrangler 2 Door Both Beach Permits Included. Day Pass required at Great Point* The 2 door Jeep Wrangler, sometimes referred to as the Jeep Jeep, is the classic Nantucket vehicle. The 2 door Jeep has four seatbelts, and a small area behind the back seat for storage (roughly 1'x1'x2.5').  recommend this size Jeep for 2 adults, or 2 adults and 2 kids without too much extra gear.  If you are going to be spending time exploring outer areas of the island, we rent pre-programmed GPS units at the desk for just $5.00/day.  A trained Affordable Rentals employee will instruct you on how to operate the convertible top and four wheel drive on your vehicle.  A tire pressure gauge is provided if you decide to ventureWe have rental beach chairs, umbrellas, coolers, and baby seats at the office so you do not have carry your own from home.  With any luck, Great Point , Smiths Point and Eel Point will all be open again through the season.  With or without cooperation from the weather

these areas are a treat to see and experience. free to e-mail or call with any questions. or 508-228-3501 or toll free at Return to Vehicles page * All Rental Vehicles are charged a $35.00 day pass at the gate to Great Point.  This money goes to the Trustees of Reservations for future conservation.  Multiple day discounts are available.One of the island’s most kid friendly beaches. Jetties Beach is on Nantucket sound, for those who prefer swimming to surf, and has an expansive beach and boardwalk, a playground, skate park, and tennis courts. Jetties beach offers a full restaurant with raw bar, gift shop, restrooms, changing facilities, and showers. All facilities, save the changing rooms, are accessible to the physically impaired. A lifeguard is on duty each day, and swimming lessons are offered. Nantucket Community Sailing offers sailboat rentals and lessons. Jetties beach is an easy walk or bike ride from Brant Point Inn, and is serviced by NRTA, Nantucket’s transit system.

Insider Tip: Head to Jetties Beach for the sunset, and grab a beach chair (supplied by the restaurant) and witness a breathtaking sunset, while being serenaded by local musicians. Located in Nantucket town, this petite beach is adjacent to a grassy picnic area, playground, snack bar, and restrooms, and is ideal for the little ones who can splash in the shallow water, while parents have a scenic view of the boats in the harbor. There is also a bandstand with open air concerts and events in the evenings. table and chairs eastbourneChildren’s Beach is an easy walk from Brant Point Inn.chair rental in stillwater mn Insider Tip: Head to Children’s Cafe for grilled mahi-mahi or fried clams, and have a picnic on the grass, while catching a free movie, or concert at the bandstand. high chair baby bekas

See Children’s Beach information board for events. This is the iconic lighthouse you see on your arrival to Nantucket. While there is no lifeguard at this beach, it is the ideal spot to cast a line at sunset, take a romantic walk on the beach, or to recline in a beach chair and watch the boats come and go in the harbor. The lighthouse is a short walk from Brant Point Inn. Insider Tip: This scenic venue is popular for weddings and photo shoots, and is the ideal spot for the quintessential Nantucket selfie.church chairs for sloped floors One of the Island’s most popular beaches, located on the south shore, and the ideal spot to grab a boogie board (or rent one on site) and catch the waves. table and chair rentals bluffton scSurfside is equipped with a snack bar, bathroom facilities, parking, and bike racks. table and chair rental greeley co

The NRTA transit system makes 12 trips a day, from 10 a.m. to 5:20 every day during the summer months. A mile up the beach from Surfside, Nobadeer is where the cool kids hang out, and popular with the under thirty crowd. Nobadeer is serviced by food trucks during the summer months, and offers limited parking. Insider Tip: This beach is best avoided during holidays for those seeking solitude, but for those looking for a happening spot, this is the place to be. Located on the south shore, at the end of Hummock Pond Road, Cisco is the surfers’ beach, and also popular with families looking to catch some waves. The beach offers ample parking. On Nantucket’s west end, this beach is great for swimming and sunning, and is the spot on the island to catch the sunset. The Westender restaurant is walking distance from the beach, and the NRTA transit system drops off in front of the restaurant. Insider Tip: Sunset at the Westender’s upstairs bar is a must do, for every trip to Nantucket.

This the place to rent SUP boards and kayaks. Insiders Tip: Take your board through the tidal inlets, for a scenic flat-calm initiation to SUP.The requested URL /marthas-vineyard-vacation-rental.php?id=114 was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.East Coast native and longtime Nantucket vacationer Courtney Jermain gives us a rundown of the island's best beaches. NANTUCKET – There are so many beaches on this little island, making it difficult to pick just one for your perfect summer day. College kids head to Nobadeer, families with young ones prefer Children's Beach, and that's just the beginning. of sand for every mood, style, and situation. Beaches here are protected by the Nantucket Sound. the water is warmer and the waves are smaller. strong 4 Bathing Beach Rd. An easy walk or bike ride from town make it a popular summer spot.

strong Relaxing family-oriented beach with plenty of amusements for the kids: volleyball nets, tennis courts, a playground, sailing and swimming lessons, tennis courts, and a skate park. strong Families with children — the water is shallow and calm, there's a casual restaurant, and there are changing rooms with strong Prized location of the Boston Pops annualBeach chair and umbrellas rentals are available. Where: Off Harbor View Way in town and across from Steamboat Wharf. Vibe: During the summer months, you'll find family friendly-activities like dance and yoga for children, tie-dye classes, and a concert series. Crowd: As the name suggests, shallow harbor waters make this beach perfect for young children. Insider Tip: It's the island's most Where: 2 Easton St. Walking distance from Vibe: A nice place to relax and watch the boats come in and out of the harbor. With no lifeguards on duty

and heavy water boat traffic, swimming isn't recommended. Crowd: Artists painting the Brant Point Lighthouse and couples admiring the views. Insider Tip: Don't forget your camera. lighthouse is one of the most photographed sites on the island. Beaches facing the Atlantic Ocean see large waves, strong currents, and cooler water. Where: Located at the end of Surfside Rd. and accessed by a three-mile bike path or shuttle service. Shuttles regularly leave from town during the summer. Vibe: Great for families, with food, restroom facilities, and a wide beach that's perfect for picnics, Crowd: It's one of the most popular beaches in Nantucket, so it's heavily populated with locals and tourists Insider Tip: The steep hill between the beach and snack bar can be a pain, but the burgers are worth the Where: Near the airport. Vibe: Nobadeer (aka: "Brobadeer") is known for its party scene. College kids congregate to slam Bud Lights,

blast music from their Jeep Wranglers, and bodysurf. Crowd: The average age is between 18 and 30. Expect lots of surfers, laxers, students on summer break, and perhaps the lone aviation lover watching planes fly in and out of Insider Tip: It's one of the only beaches you can drive on. Remember to stop and let some of the air out of your tires and put your car in four-wheel drive. beach for children — no lifeguard, no bathroom. strong Hummock Pond Rd. strong After a big storm, experienced surfers on the island rush to Cisco. Be advised: Rip currents can strong Has a loyal following and is popular with young adults and surfers. It's also the home toNantucket's best surfSurfboards, wetsuits, and stand-up paddleboards are strong Visit Cisco Brewers on your way home and try their flagship beer, Whale's Tale Pale Ale. Open to the Atlantic Ocean, these beaches have large waves and Where: Cod Fish Park Rd.

Vibe: This charming beach is a little more difficult to get to than the others, which means few people and a Crowd: Early risers looking to catch the Insider Tip: One of the few places on island where you can see seals. Stop by the Sconset Cafe for homemade Where: Follow Great Point Rd. to Wauwinet Vibe: The pristine beach and Great Point Lighthouse (also known as Nantucket Lighthouse) make the longThe lighthouse sits on the end of a seven-mile strip of sand overlooking the gap between NantucketGreat Point is home to the island's best fishing. Insider Tip: A beach permit and four-wheel Beaches tend to have very heavy surf, but most in the area are closed due to soil erosion. Where: Off Madaket Rd. on the far Western end of the Island. Vibe: Home to the island's strongest waves, which can cause dangerous undertows and rip tides. is to set up a picnic on the notably soft sand and take in the