10 Most Instagrammable Spots on Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard & Nantucket
From stunning sunsets and botanical blooms to the Cape’s most photographed lighthouse, here are 10 of the most Instagrammable spots on on Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, and Nantucket.
By Cape Cod/Nantucket/Martha’s Vineyard Chambers|May 24 2019|
'Sconset Bluff Walk
Credit: Nantucket Chamber of Commerce
Menemsha Beach Sunset
Credit: Justin MaasCredit: Justin Maas
10 Most Instagrammable Spots on Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard & Nantucket
1. Menemsha Beach Sunset, Martha’s Vineyard Everyone has their favorite beach sunset on the island, but most can agree that the one over Menemsha Beach is surreal. It’s so incredible that boats honk their horns and beachgoers clap when the sun sets. The colors are a variety of reds, pinks and golden orange hues that your camera will likely capture—but there’s nothing like the real thing.
‘Sconset Bluff Walk
Credit: Nantucket Chamber of CommerceCredit: Nantucket Chamber of Commerce 2. ’Sconset Bluff Walk, Nantucket ‘Sconset Bluff Walk is arguably the most beautiful walking path on the island. Empty stretches of prime Nantucket beach are part of the Bluff Walk’s two-mile path, and unrivaled scenery and carefully located signage reminds visitors that the Bluff Walk is a place for strolling (leashed dogs permitted). The path leads from ‘Sconset village toward Sankaty Head Light and part of its scenery includes impressive homes between the ocean and Baxter Road, where the path winds and twists along the bluff (which also happens to be along the edge of landowners’ properties).
Nauset Light
Credit: Paul ScharffCredit: Paul Scharff 3. Nauset Light, Eastham A trip to Cape Cod isn’t complete without visiting at least one of the many lighthouses that dot the shore. While Race Point Light at the tip of Provincetown feels like you’ve reached the end of the world, the picturesque Nauset Light is the most widely photographed—bonus points if you pose in front of Nauset Light with your Cape Cod Potato Chips, which feature the lighthouse right on the bag.
Gay Head Cliffs
Credit: Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce
Thank you for the wonderful article with number seven being the Coop de Ville. It is an excellent restaurant with fabulous food. I especially love the lobster fest on Tuesdays where as you pointed out you can get a whole lobster and am ear of corn. The view is spectacular. Check out lobster fest you won’t be sorry.