martha's vineyard

Martha's Vineyard is requiring the wearing masks throughout the island to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Another shark was spotted off the coast of Martha's Vineyard a few days ago, but this one won't eat you.

Going out for drinks on vacation is a must – whether you’re drinking alcohol or not – so it should come as no surprise that Martha’s Vineyard has the best.

If you’re visiting on a budget and don’t want to break the bank, here’s a list of 10 things to do on Martha’s Vineyard that cost absolutely nothing. ​

Martha’s Vineyard is a food lover’s paradise - and don’t just assume it’s for seafood lovers only, because the island has something for everyone!

After traveling to the island for decades, Michael Rock offers his advice about how to get around on Martha's Vineyard.

Maddie took the first night, Michael took the second, so it was up to Gazelle to seal the deal with the food selection for the third night.

Maddie says she may have fallen once or twice, but the experience was worth it.

Maddie picked waterfront fine dining for night one. Michael picked classic Italian for night two, then ended with something way out of character.

We polled and surveyed locals all over the Island and came back with this short list.