Things to do in Village of East Hampton

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1. East Hampton Main Beach

East Hampton Main Beach is the easternmost town of Long Island as well as the easternmost town of the entire state of New York. East Hampton has long attracted the rich and famous. Its lovely beach is one of the city’s highlights.
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2. Georgica Beach

Georgica Beach is one of the pristine beaches that East Hampton is known for, encompassing 300 feet (90 meters) of shoreline in the southern portion of the town. Enjoy everything you could want from a Long Island beach experience: great surf and a long expanse of clean, white sand.
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3. Home Sweet Home Museum

At Home Sweet Home Museum, step back in time to colonial East Hampton. Even the building itself, a saltbox home built about 1720, is a piece of history. A museum was established here in 1928 based on the belief that dramatist John Howard Payne was so attached to the home that it served as the inspiration for his classic song, Home, Sweet Home.
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4. Old Hook Mill

See a piece of history at a famous East Hampton windmill, known as Old Hook Mill. Built in 1806, it is the best known of only a handful of surviving Long Island windmills from the 18th and 19th centuries. Explore this iconic structure and appreciate its history.
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5. First United Methodist Church

With its brown shingle exterior and white trim, the First United Methodist Church is the ideal of a rural Long Island church, perfect for some tranquility on a vacation to the Hamptons. Set amid lawns and trees, it is a retreat from the world and the perfect escape after a long day under the sun. Come on Sundays for services or stop in on a weekday to appreciate the serenity of its grounds.
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East Hampton Main Beach

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On the eastern edge of Long Island, enjoy a day on this exclusive beach complete with lifeguards, restrooms, a snack bar and other amenities.
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East Hampton

Frequently asked questions

Is Village of East Hampton worth visiting?
One of the most popular things to do in Village of East Hampton is explore Georgica Beach. Check this top sight off your itinerary, then discover more of the area's shopping and watersports.
How do I spend a day in Village of East Hampton?
When you've checked off major attractions like Georgica Beach and Egypt Beach, spend the rest of your day experiencing Village of East Hampton's shopping and food scene.
What is the top tourist attraction in Village of East Hampton?
The top tourist attraction in Village of East Hampton is Georgica Beach, so don't forget to put it on your sightseeing itinerary.
Is three days enough to stay in Village of East Hampton?
Three days in Village of East Hampton is plenty of time to visit the city's key attractions. Many guests stay for two days on average. Georgica Beach, Egypt Beach and Hither Hills State Park are top-rated sights. Want to experience more? Hang around a while longer to explore nearby hotspots like Mystic - New London.
Is Village of East Hampton a walkable city?
Some leading attractions in Village of East Hampton, such as Georgica Beach and Egypt Beach, are within walking distance. You can also visit several of the city's popular neighborhoods on foot. Just 3 kilometers from the city center of Village of East Hampton is East Hampton North and North Main Street Historic District is 3 kilometers away.
What are some activities to do in Village of East Hampton with kids?
Planning what to do in Village of East Hampton with kids has never been so simple. Whether you're traveling with teenagers or toddlers, there are loads of family-friendly activities to keep them happy here.
What to do in Village of East Hampton for adults?
There are plenty of things to do in Village of East Hampton, with activities for adults of all ages. End the day with a visit to The Jewish Center of the Hamptons or Sag Harbor Whaling Museum.
Are there free things to do in Village of East Hampton?
In Village of East Hampton, Georgica Beach is a popular spot for anyone wanting to enjoy the city without opening their wallet. Also, check out the local neighborhoods and parks, and ask a local tour guide for tips. It's a great way to find out about the best free things to do in Village of East Hampton.