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Nantucket Island Tours offers narrated sightseeing tours exploring Nantucket’s history, landmarks, beaches, and island neighborhoods. Departing from Straight Wharf, the tours guide visitors through downtown Nantucket, ’Sconset, Sankaty Head Lighthouse, and other scenic and historic locations while sharing stories about the island’s whaling past and local culture. Designed for visitors looking for a broad introduction to Nantucket, the tours provide a relaxed and informative way to experience the island.

Barnaby’s Toy & Art is a Nantucket toy store and creative studio offering toys, books, art kits, children’s classes, and hands on activities designed to inspire creativity and play. Located on Oak Street, the shop combines imaginative retail experiences with seasonal classes, parties, and take home projects for children of all ages. Created by author and illustrator Wendy Rouillard, Barnaby’s brings together storytelling, art, and community in a colorful space designed for kids to create and explore.

Built in 1846 at the height of Nantucket’s whaling prosperity, the Hadwen House is a grand Greek Revival mansion that offers a rare glimpse into the island’s wealthiest era. Now operated by the Nantucket Historical Association as a museum, it features period rooms, decorative arts exhibits, and a beautifully maintained Victorian garden. Located on Main Street, it’s one of the most striking historic homes open to the public on Nantucket.

Atlantic East Nantucket Real Estate offers Nantucket property sales and vacation rentals with a team of experienced, year round island brokers. Through membership in the Nantucket Association of Real Estate Brokers, the firm can show everything for sale on Nantucket. The website also features an extensive inventory of vacation homes for rent, plus sales searches, rental searches, market analysis, property transfers, and buyer resources.
Located inside Nantucket Memorial Airport, Crosswinds is a casual, all-day restaurant known for generous portions, daily specials, and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner year-round, it offers everything from classic comfort food to quick takeout, with indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the airfield. It’s a go-to spot for both locals and travelers looking for a dependable, no-fuss meal on the island.
Aunt Leah’s Fudge is a beloved Nantucket sweet shop known for its rich, handmade fudge and signature chocolate-covered cranberries. Located on Straight Wharf, it’s a classic stop for visitors looking to pick up gifts or treat themselves to something indulgent. From small-batch confections to packaged tins and seasonal specialties, it captures the sweeter side of Nantucket in every bite.
Victoria travels all over the world to collect gems for her jewelry – including India, New York, and New Mexico. She loves finding unique stones wherever possible, and is as likely to buy them in an antique store as she is at a jewelry trade show. Victoria will often create a series of jewelry based on her latest find, and so, consequently, many of the pieces cannot be duplicated.

Located just off Main Street, Nantucket Estate Jewelry offers a curated collection of antique, vintage, and designer pieces that blend history with timeless style. From fine jewelry by names like Cartier and Tiffany to scrimshaw, nautical antiques, and island-inspired art, each piece carries its own story. It’s a destination for collectors and anyone looking to take home something truly unique from Nantucket.