Emily Blunt Martha's Vineyard: Star Shares Favorite Local Spots

Emily Blunt is opening up about her love for Martha's Vineyard. "It's just endless," she said. The actor and her Massachusetts-born husband John Krasinski have visited the island many times. So where can you possibly find Emily Blunt while on the vineyard? We've got the answers.

Behind the Scenes: Emily Blunt and Steven Spielberg Talk Local Travel

She gushed over Martha's Vineyard while alongside Steven Spielberg. The two are promoting their new film Disclosure Day, and throughout a day of press, one reporter asked the two to share some of their favorite local spots.

Inside North Tisbury Farm: Emily Blunt’s New England Happy Place

"Every time I'm in Martha's Vineyard there's this amazing farmstand called North Tisbury Farm," Blunt said. "I beetle over there as quickly as possible." The charming roadside farmstand offers fresh veggies, eggs, meats, pies, coffee and more. "It's my happy place, going and buying food there and bread," Blunt added.

From Aquinnah to the Obamas: The Magic of the Vineyard Cliffs

She also raved about a popular spot where many celebs visit: the cliffs of Aquinnah. The Obamas have been spotted on the same beach over the years and I can see why. The ocean views are stunning.

So the next time you visit Martha's Vineyard, keep an eye out for Emily Blunt and John Krasinski. Perhaps they'll have their toes in the sand, enjoying a loaf of bread or taking in the views from Aquinnah. "I'm obsessed with that island," Blunt said. "It's just so magical."

Emily Blunt’s Favorite Martha's Vineyard Spots

See the exact places Emily Blunt visits on Martha's Vineyard. Explore beautiful photos of North Tisbury Farm, the Aquinnah Cliffs, and pristine coastal beaches.

Gallery Credit: Michaela Johnson

Inside Martha's Vineyard's Viral Swedish Candy Shop in Oak Bluffs

Located in the heart of Oak Bluffs next to the historic Flying Horses carousel, The Goode Shoppe has quickly become one of Martha's Vineyard's sweetest destinations. From colorful Swedish candy and nostalgic treats to homemade Italian ice, specialty coffee and oversized cookies, every corner of the shop offers a picture-perfect sugar rush. Browse our gallery for a look inside the island favorite that's bringing vintage candy-store charm and viral Swedish sweets to Martha's Vineyard.

Martha's Vineyard Teens Lead First-Ever Swim Across America Cancer Fundraiser

Two Martha's Vineyard high school juniors are turning personal loss into powerful action. Leah Thomson and Zoe Treitman, both 17, are organizing the island's first-ever Swim Across America open water swim at Menemsha Beach on July 18. Their goal is to raise $200,000 for cancer research and care through Mass General Brigham Cancer Institute at Martha's Vineyard Hospital. See photos of the inspiring teens, community preparations and the faces behind this meaningful fundraiser.

Gallery Credit: Michaela Johnson