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Nantucket Day Trip

Known as “The Grey Lady,” Nantucket was founded in 1659 and carries a rich maritime history shaped by whaling, seafaring, and generations of island life. From its cobblestone streets and historic harbors to its timeless coastal charm, Nantucket is an essential destination when visiting the Cape. BoatCape is here to elevate that experience by offering a seamless, water-first approach that makes your trip to the island feel both effortless and truly unforgettable.

Trip Duration: 8-Hours

Nantucket Trip Overview

BoatCape Cuisine

Enjoy curated food and beverage offerings from local Cape Cod eateries, available directly onboard. From artisanal charcuterie and chilled wine to fresh local mollusks, including oysters, our onboard selections are designed to elevate your time on the water with a true taste of the Cape.

Explore

Nantucket From The Water

Cruise past some of Nantucket’s most iconic sights, including Great Point Lighthouse and Brant Point Lighthouse, before venturing out toward Pocomo Bay and Wauwinet for a refreshing swim. Enjoy a relaxed harbor cruise as you admire impressive mega-yachts, historic waterfront estates, and the vibrant Nantucket boating scene, with views of Great Harbor Yacht Club along the way.

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Adventure

Through Historic Downtown

Downtown Nantucket is known for its boutique shopping that captures classic New England style. Cobblestone streets are lined with thoughtfully curated shops offering breezy island apparel, heritage-inspired home goods, fine jewelry, and understated luxury pieces that reflect Nantucket’s maritime roots and refined aesthetic. It’s an easy, enjoyable way to experience the island’s character while strolling through town.

Relaxation

At Nantucket's Beaches & Attractions

From exploring the picturesque village of Siasconset for its stunning bluff-top beaches, to stopping at the Sandbar for a casual bite, or heading out to Bartlett’s Farm and Cisco Brewers for a laid-back island afternoon, Nantucket offers something for every kind of day. Whether you’re seeking beach time, local flavor, or iconic island stops, the options are endless.

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Fresh Oysters Display

Our Favorite Local Eateries

Your captain can arrange reservations for your group 

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CRU

Located right on Nantucket Harbor, Cru is one of the island’s most iconic waterfront dining destinations—effortlessly blending upscale coastal cuisine with a relaxed, nautical atmosphere. Known for its pristine raw bar, fresh seafood, and refined New England flavors, Cru is the perfect place to enjoy lunch.

Galley Beach

Set directly on the sands of Nantucket’s North Shore, Galley Beach offers a quintessential beachfront lunch experience. Enjoy light, refined coastal fare served just steps from the ocean, with tables set in the sand and uninterrupted views of the Atlantic. The atmosphere is relaxed yet polished—perfect for lingering over lunch, feeling the sea breeze, and soaking in the effortless charm of a Nantucket summer afternoon.

Or, The Whale

Located just off Main Street, The Whale is a lively and welcoming lunch spot in the heart of Nantucket town. Known for its fresh seafood, approachable coastal dishes, and relaxed yet energetic atmosphere, it’s an easy go-to for a midday break from exploring the island. With both indoor seating and an open-air patio, The Whale offers a casual, social lunch experience that captures Nantucket’s easygoing charm.

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