Young’s Bicycle Shop offers car and Jeep rentals on Nantucket, including fuel-efficient sedans and 4×4 Jeeps with beach access. Located steps from the ferry, it’s one of the easiest and most convenient ways to explore the island on your own terms.
Cary Hazlegrove’s photography captures Nantucket through a deeply personal and timeless lens, shaped by more than four decades of life on the island. Her work spans sweeping coastal landscapes, quiet seasonal moments, and iconic island scenes, available as fine art prints and collections. It’s a chance to experience Nantucket beyond a visit and bring a piece of its beauty home.
The Artists Association of Nantucket is at the heart of the island’s creative community, supporting local artists through exhibitions, galleries, and year-round education programs. With multiple gallery spaces and a visual arts center offering classes for all skill levels, it provides a place to experience, learn, and connect with Nantucket’s thriving art scene. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to engage with the island beyond its landscapes.
Endeavor Sailing offers daytime sails, sunset cruises, and private charters aboard a classic Friendship Sloop departing from Straight Wharf in downtown Nantucket. Led by Captain James Genthner, the charter welcomes both novice and experienced sailors for relaxed excursions around Nantucket Harbor and Nantucket Sound. Guests can help raise the sails, learn about the island’s maritime history, or simply enjoy the scenery from the deck of one of Nantucket’s longest operating sailing charters.
Located on Straight Wharf, G.S. Hill Gallery showcases the work of longtime Nantucket artist Greg Hill, along with a curated collection of island-inspired art, prints, and handcrafted jewelry. Established in 1979, the gallery reflects decades of creative influence shaped by Nantucket’s light, landscapes, and maritime culture. It’s a staple stop for those looking to experience and take home a piece of the island’s artistic tradition.