Nantucket Map

Description: This map shows streets, roads, trails, villages, beaches, hils, golf courses, lakes, buildings, airport and parks on Nantucket Island.
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Author: Ontheworldmap.com
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Description: This map shows neighborhoods, streets, roads, parking lots, shops, restaurants, beaches, golf courses, churches, lighthouses, buildings and parks in Nantucket Town.
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Author: Ontheworldmap.com
Map based on the free editable OSM map openstreetmap.org.

Description: This map shows streets, churches, synagogues, restaurants, cafes, libraries, theaters, museums, hotels, parking lots and parks in Downtown Nantucket.
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Author: Ontheworldmap.com
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Description: This map shows where Nantucket is located on the Massachusetts Map.
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Author: Ontheworldmap.com

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Nantucket is an island in the Atlantic Ocean located south of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, covering an area of approximately 48 square miles.

Nantucket includes the town of Nantucket, which includes three main townships, Nantucket (Town), Seasconset, and Madaket. Nantucket (Town), the central center of the island, features cobblestone streets and well-preserved historic buildings. Siasconset, located on the eastern end of the island, offers picturesque cottages and scenic views. Madaket, located on the western end of the island, provides access to the most beautiful beaches and sunsets.

Tourism is the backbone of Nantucket's economy, especially during the summer months. Tourists often visit its beaches, historic sites, and nature preserves. Highlights include the Brant Point Lighthouse, one of the oldest lighthouses in the United States, and the Nantucket Whaling Museum, which offers a look at the island's maritime history. The Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge provides opportunities for hiking and wildlife watching.

Major resorts and accommodations include The Wauwinet, a luxury hotel on the northeast shore, and White Elephant, a renowned hotel near the harbor. Both establishments offer upscale amenities and scenic views. The island also hosts several cultural events, such as the Nantucket Film Festival and the Nantucket Wine and Food Festival, which attract visitors from around the world.

Beaches on Nantucket

Main sights on Nantucket

How to get to Nantucket?

By Ferry:

Ferries are the most common way to reach Nantucket. Here are the primary ferry services:

Steamship Authority: Offers year-round service from Hyannis, MA, to Nantucket. The ferry ride takes approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes for the traditional ferry and about 1 hour for the high-speed ferry.

Hy-Line Cruises: Provides year-round high-speed ferry service from Hyannis to Nantucket. The ferry ride takes about 1 hour.

Freedom Cruise Line: Offers seasonal service from Harwich Port, MA, to Nantucket. The ferry ride takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes.

By Air:

Nantucket Memorial Airport (ACK): Offers regional flights from several locations in the Northeast, including Boston Logan International Airport, New York City, and Washington, D.C. Airlines such as Cape Air, JetBlue, and American Airlines provide service to the island. From the airport, taxis, rental cars, and public buses are available to reach various points on the island.

By Car and Ferry:

From Boston or New York City: Drive to one of the ferry terminals on Cape Cod (Hyannis or Harwich Port). From Boston, take I-93 South to Route 3 South, then follow signs to the appropriate ferry terminal. From New York City, take I-95 North to Providence, RI, then I-195 East to Route 25 East, and follow signs to the appropriate ferry terminal.

By Bus and Ferry:

Peter Pan Bus Lines and Plymouth & Brockton Street Railway Company: Provide bus service from Boston, Logan Airport, and other locations to the ferry terminals in Hyannis and Harwich Port. From the bus terminal, you can board the ferry to Nantucket.

By Train and Ferry:

CapeFLYER: Offers seasonal train service from Boston’s South Station to Hyannis on weekends from Memorial Day through Labor Day. From Hyannis, you can take a ferry to Nantucket.

Tips:

Reservations: It is advisable to book ferry and flight tickets in advance, especially during the busy tourist season.

Parking: If driving to a ferry terminal, check for available parking options and shuttle services.

Schedules: Verify ferry and flight schedules ahead of time, as they can vary seasonally.