CHARTER NEW ENGLAND
NEW ENGLAND Home to stunning coastlines, breathtaking scenery, and enduring maritime tradition Diverse and authentically charming, the region offers a taste of big city life one day and Norman Rockwell’s Small Town America the next. Dock within feet of Boston’s historic Faneuil Hall and enjoy everything Boston has to offer, including the perfectly named Museum of Fine Arts and restaurants offering everything from haute cuisine to broiled lobster with slaw and fries.
Southern New England alone is a colorful and diverse palette. But venture further north to Maine, captured in Andrew Wyeth’s watercolors, to discover more dramatic coastline, charming villages and wind-swept islands. Art. Architecture.Beaches. Cliffs. Golf. History. Museums. Shopping. Whale watching. It’s all on the menu on your New England Yacht Charter Vacation.
ADVENTURE TO NEW ENGLAND
Moor off Martha’s Vineyard the next day for a complete change of pace. Walk through towns teeming with people and shops or walk lovely beaches and cast a line for fishing, filling your lungs with invigorating salty air in Nantucket. Enjoy authentic New England architecture in Block Island and historic mansions in Newport.
NEWPORT, RI Known as one of the yachting capitals of the world, Newport is the quintessential destination for sailors and boaters traveling the eastern coastline. With a rich culture centered around the nautical lifestyle, Newport brings together both tourists and seafarers from all over the world throughout its busy summer months. Whether you are looking to browse local boutiques, eat fresh seafood on the waterfront, or explore some of America’s most historic architecture, Newport is sure not to disappoint. Some of Newport’s top attractions include:
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Cliff Walk - 3.5 mile coastal walking path
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Historic mansions from America’s Guilded Age
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Ocean Drive - 10 mile winding road along the Classic Coast
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World class seafood & waterfront restaurants
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Wineries and breweries
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Bike rentals with miles of riding paths
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Fort Adams State Park
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Music festivals & local summer events
BLOCK ISLAND, RI Located just around 20 miles off the Newport coast is the popular summer destination of Block Island. Rugged coastal cliffs and miles of sandy beaches create a spectacular backdrop for both onshore and on the water activities. The island is fully equipped for lovers of outdoor activities as well as those who just want to kick back and relax. Legend has it that the island is scattered with ornamental glass orbs strategically hidden by a local glass artist. If found, you can register your orb and take it as an unforgettable souvenir! Some of Block Islands endless activities include:
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The Greenway hiking and walking trails
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Kayaking, paddle boarding, parasailing
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Fishing charters for hire
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Bike rentals for island cruising
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Miles of sandy beaches
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Boutique shops and galleries
MARTHA’S VINEYARD, MA An absolute jewel of New England, Martha’s Vineyard is known for its rich history, culture, and miles of beautiful beaches. The island is located off the Southeastern coast of Massachusetts and Cape Cod and its population grows from about 16,000 residents to more than 100,000 during the summer. While the list of activities is endless, some of the popular attractions include:
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South Beach
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Gay Head Cliffs
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Edgartown Lighthouse
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Gingerbread Cottages
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Bike rides through town and along the beaches
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World class restaurants & seafood
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Breweries and wineries
NANTUCKET, MA The charming island of Nantucket is located 30 miles south of Cape Cod. During the summer, Nantucket’s population rises drastically due to its tourists and seasonal residents. The easy going island lifestyle makes for a perfect summer get-away destination. The island offers an array of gorgeous sites and fun activities including:
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Whaling Museum
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Island bike tours
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Legendary lighthouses: Great Point, Sanity Head, Brant Point
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Cobblestone roads & historic cottages
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Windswept beaches
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Upscale dining & casual bites
PROVINCETOWN, MA Provincetown, located at the outer tip of Cape Cod, is one of Massachusetts busiest tourist destinations. As America’s oldest continuous art colony, the town is rich in galleries, museums, and artistic culture. The festive events taking place throughout the summer months make Provincetown a unique and inclusive destination for all. Some of Provincetown’s must do activities include:
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Whale watching excursions
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Bike trails along the Cape Cod National Seashore
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Visit the ‘Tall Ships’ - Hindu and Bay Lady
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Art galleries, museums, and local boutiques
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Pristine beaches
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“Pride” events and festivals
MONTAUK, NY Located on the southeastern tip of Long Island, Montauk is a busy summer destination for both New Yorkers escaping the city and tourists from afar. Once home to several US military bases, the town has transformed into a beach lover’s paradise with an array of activities and lively spots to hangout. Montauk is home to five state parks and miles of sandy beaches perfect for outdoor activities and soaking in the sunshine. Some of Montauk’s great attractions include:
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Surfing, paddle boarding, kayaking, fishing
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Beachfront bars & restaurants
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Montauk Point State Park & Lighthouse
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Sandy beaches with rolling dunes and rocky beaches with
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Walking and hiking trails
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Hamptons style boutiques and trendy pop-up shops
NEW ENGLAND
OVERVIEW TIME ZONE:
Eastern Standard Time
CURRENCY:
US Dollar ($)
CLIMATE: Most of New England has a humid continental climate with cold winters and heavy snowfall from December to February. Summers are warm with some rainfall spread throughout the year. As you move further south, you’ll get to enjoy milder climates. The average monthly temperatures: January: high of 30°F and low of 12°F February: high of 33°F and low of 14°F March: high of 41°F and low of 24°F April: high of 54°F and low of 34°F May: high of 66°F and low of 45°F June: high of 75°F and low of 54°F July: high of 80°F and low of 60°F August: high of 79°F and low of 58°F September: high of 70°F and low of 50°F October: high of 58°F and low of 39°F November: high of 46°F and low of 30°F December: high of 35°F and low of 20°F
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