Things to do in Hamptons

Main Beach's pristine white sands and unspoiled beauty create the quintessential Long Island coastal escape. Enjoy the serene atmosphere while savoring the popular overstuffed lobster roll from the beach snack bar.

Cooper's Beach dazzles with pristine white sands and Atlantic views against a backdrop of Hamptons mansions. Enjoy the gentle surf, rent chairs and umbrellas, or visit the beachside café.

Commissioned by George Washington in 1792, this National Historic Landmark is the oldest lighthouse in New York State. Climb to the top for breathtaking Atlantic Ocean views and explore the museum in the Keeper's House.

America's oldest New York lighthouse has stood sentinel on Long Island's eastern tip since 1792. Climb 137 iron steps for panoramic Atlantic views and explore the maritime museum in the historic Keeper's House.

This elegant Long Island vineyard blends European winemaking traditions with the region's unique terroir. Savor award-winning wines in their rustic-modern tasting room while overlooking lush vineyard vistas.

This saltwater estuary, transformed in 1927, serves as Montauk's primary harbor. Enjoy sunset views from waterfront restaurants or join a fishing charter from one of the state's largest recreational fleets.

Renowned for consistent surf breaks, Ditch Plains Beach offers picturesque sandy shores and scenic cliffs. Catch morning waves then refuel at the local food trucks while enjoying the vibrant surf culture.

Explore the rare "walking dunes" that migrate over time at this coastal state park. Enjoy oceanfront camping with Atlantic views or hike through diverse woodlands filled with oak and pine.