Neatly nestled thirty miles south of posh Cape Cod, Nantucket Island, Massachusetts is a sizzling sought after tourist destination and colony for summer-lovin. Nantucket Island combines with two tiny New England islands, Tuckernuck and Muskeget, to comprise the Town of Nantucket. Nantucket Island, a National Park Service certified National Historic District, experiences an annual warm weather surge of guests and travelers that sends the salt water island's population soaring from ten to fifty thousand people.
The World's Historic Whaling Capital sports sandy beaches stretching miles, deeply wooded moors, cranberry bogs complete with rich color, and the chilling rapids of the wide and impressive Atlantic Ocean flowing at ever turn. Nantucket is an island where cobblestone streets are striking as a picturesque shot on a pharmacy postcard. The island is also home to some of the most seemingly stunning harbors on the East Coast.
Offering traveling perks like over a dozen toasty beaches, various outdoor festivals, spas, health clubs, bus, bike, and water tours, golf, antique and big name retail shopping, and fishing, boating and watersports, Nantucket Island's is an American tropical getaway that promises to pack in plenty of live-action.
