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Hamptons Attractions

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Hamptons must see attractions

1. Cooper's Beach

Cooper’s Beach is a glistening beach that stretches along the southern shore of Long Island, beside the historic upmarket town of Southampton. With its wide sandy beach backed by mansion-studded sandy dunes and attractive views of the Atlantic Ocean, Cooper’s Beach is very popular with city dwellers from New York.
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2. Montauk Point Lighthouse

Montauk Point Lighthouse is a historic structure overlooking the ocean, with spectacular views and a museum. The 18th-century lighthouse has been an iconic part of Long Island’s landscape for more than 200 years and is still active as a navigation tool for seafarers.
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3. Montauk Point

With awe-inspiring coastal scenery, interesting history and a range of outdoor activities, Montauk Point is ideal for a day out. Explore the nature trails in Montauk Point State Park or climb Turtle Hill and learn about the history of the Montauk Point Lighthouse. From Montauk Point, the sweeping coastal panorama includes Block Island Sound and the North Atlantic Ocean.
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4. 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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5. Wolffer Estates Vineyard

Visit the Wölffer Estate Vineyard to get a glimpse of country life in the Hamptons. Enjoy views of the rows of grape vines and sample the fine wines from the covered stone terrace, then visit the horse stables and enjoy a night out at its Wine Stand or restaurants.
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6. Ditch Plains Beach

Check the swell at Ditch Plains Beach, one of Montauk’s premier surf destinations. Renowned for its family-friendly atmosphere and long surf breaks, Ditch Plains Beach is the perfect spot for novices and veterans. Explore the beach and enjoy its gorgeous scenery. You’ll see rugged cliffs and rolling dunes along its borders, as well as a beautifully uninterrupted Atlantic horizon.
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7. Hither Hills State Park

Crashing ocean waves, grassy dunes and a sandy beach create wondrous scenery in Hither Hills State Park. Stretching across the narrow finger of land that beckons from Block Island Sound, the park features both bayside and ocean-fronting coastlines. Tackle the park’s hiking and biking trails in the warmer months or clip on your cross-country skis in winter.
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What to do in Hamptons

Free Things to Do in Hamptons

Leave your wallet in the hotel. It's a cinch to occupy yourself in Hamptons without surrendering a penny.

Sag Harbor Old Burying Ground - Take a stroll around this historic site and learn a couple of secrets from times past.

Old Whaler's Church - Do some soul searching or just soak up the tranquil atmosphere at this religious site.

The Hamptons Beaches - Practice skipping stones, watch the sun come up or just relish the views from the foreshore.

Mashashimuet Park - If you like digging around the garden, this place will appeal to your inner green thumb.

Things to Do in Hamptons with Kids

There's fun for the whole family wherever you roam in Hamptons. Here are some family friendly experiences to enjoy together that are bound to make your escape a blast:

 

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Cooper's Beach

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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.
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Popular day trips from Hamptons

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East Hampton

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Riverhead

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Southampton

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Montauk

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Amagansett

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Sag Harbor

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Shelter Island

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Hampton Bays

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You'll hardly have time to pull your wallet out of your bag with so many fantastic free attractions:

  • Cooper's Beach
  • Montauk Point
  • East Hampton Main Beach
  • Meschutt Beach

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