New England

Take a short cruise from historic Sag Harbor to Shelter Island (30-Min Cruise) where a tender can rendezvous with your yacht to bring you onshore for lunch at Sunset Beach. After a relaxing post-lunch swim, take a sunset cruise back to Sag Harbor (30-Min Cruise) where you can dine aboard or head into town and have farm-to-table fare at Wolffer Kitchen.

After breakfast onboard, head to the vineyards of the North Fork of Long Island. After lunch onshore, head to the hip surf town of Montauk. Cruise to the famous Montauk lighthouse followed by a sunset cruise around Gardiner's Bay and drop anchor for drinks at Navy Beach before heading back to Montauk Yacht Club for dinner.

Known for its protected beaches, Block Island was named by the Nature Conservancy as one of the sites in the list of “last great places” in the Western Hemisphere. Visit the Mohegan Bluffs, and take the staircase to the bottom of the clay cliffs, and make sure to try a bowl of New England clam chowder at the National Hotel.

From Block Island, take a morning cruise to Nantucket. Known for its pristine beaches and cobblestone streets and famous for its 4th of July fireworks, spend the day exploring this unique New England town. Originally a whaling port, Nantucket has been named a National Historic District and little has changed since the 17th century, with old fashioned lamps still lining the streets.

Spend the day at the ultra-exclusive enclave of Martha's Vineyard. Martha's Vineyard boasts the oldest working carousel in the country, and if traveling with kids, you might consider taking a tour of the [Farm Institute](http://www.thetrustees.org/places-to-visit/cape-cod-islands/the-farm-institute.html), where you'll see livestock and can explore lush vegetable and flower gardens. And no trip to the Vineyard is complete without some Murdick's fudge.

Head to Newport, the quintessential New England town known for its museums, art and jazz festivals, and historic mansions. Head onshore for the famous Cliff Walk and pay a visit to The Breakers, the former summer cottage of the Vanderbilt family. End your journey with dinner at the historic Castle Hill Inn, built in 1875.

After a breakfast in Newport town, take a restful cruise back to The Hamptons with lunch onboard. You'll be back in time for an afternoon in town and for dinner at Beacon restaurant located right on Sag Harbor overlooking the marina.