Vacation rentals in Martha's Vineyard

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Home in Oak Bluffs
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

Arrowsmith Cottage-Oak Bluffs Near Eastville Beach

Welcome to Arrowsmith Cottage! If you are considering bringing your pet, please note - 1 small dog will be considered, but please first contact me directly (scroll down on the cottage's listing page and click on the "Contact Host" button), and tell me a little bit about him/her, as pets require homeowner's written approval and guest’s agreement to the pet fee (generally $100 per stay) and homeowners’ pet rules. Hosts are not responsible for listing inaccuracies due to Airbnb's own input or AI.

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An aerial view highlights a shoreline featuring sandy beaches and a long wooden pier extending into calm blue waters. Surrounding the area are residential homes and green landscapes, with boats visible on the water. The clear sky and vibrant hues create a scenic coastal environment.
Guest suite in Oak Bluffs
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

Sea View Waterfront Beachfront Apartment

Prime location- right across the street from a sandy beach, a few minutes walk to the harbor, downtown, and transportation (boat, bus, etc). This beautiful street-level one-bedroom apartment sits across the street from the ocean, where you can take a dip and enjoy the beach. The apartment was recently redone and has a small bedroom with a queen size bed, small bathroom, full kitchen, and living room area with pull-out couch. Convenient to take the ferry into Oak Bluffs and walk to the apartment

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An open studio space features a cozy sleeping area with a spacious bed covered in light bedding. A soft armchair and a wooden bench provide additional seating. Natural light streams in from a window, enhancing the room's bright atmosphere. Shelving displays books and decorative items.
Apartment in Oak Bluffs
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 235 reviews

Sunny Studio Apartment on Martha's Vineyard

Our Sunny Studio is centrally located on Martha's Vineyard. A down-island location with an up-island feel. Open and airy studio with kitchenette and bath. The apartment has all the essentials. The apartment is located within walking distance of hiking and biking trails. A 10 to 15 minute car ride to any down-island town / beach. ***Please Note: Although conveniently located we are not within walking distance to Bars or Restaurants. We do recommend first time visitors rent or bring a car.

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A bright living space is visible, with sheer white curtains framing sliding glass doors that open to a private porch. A table with six chairs is seen under a vibrant pink umbrella, providing outdoor seating options for guests.
Cottage in Oak Bluffs
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 146 reviews

East Chop Cottage - walk to lighthouse & beach!

This quaint little cottage is located in the heart of East Chop, a neighborhood of Oak Bluffs. East Chop features the high, prominent bluffs that gave Oak Bluffs its name. A lighthouse, East Chop Light, stands at the north end of the chop on Telegraph Hill- only a five minute walk from the cottage. The cottage is a twelve minute walk to the harbor, and about a mile from the Oak Bluffs ferry! There is a public beach about 1/2 mile down the road. ***This space is not suitable for children

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The interior features a wooden wall with a triangular peak highlighted by a small window, allowing natural light to filter through. A pendant light hangs from the ceiling, complementing the rustic aesthetics of the space.
Guesthouse in Edgartown
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 109 reviews

Martha’s Vineyard Cottage - A Glamping Experience!

This is your vineyard home, where you can walk or ride a bike less than a mile to the beach or two into town. Get the glamping experience with kitchenette, A/C, an outdoor shower, a composting toilet, a queen bed in the loft and futon couch that can sleep two more in the living room. Enjoy outdoor games, outdoor seating, a Weber grill for bbq, tv, WiFi, cozy indoor space and more, right on the bike path with a bus stop for easy accessibility or free car parking. Whatever you want!

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A spacious outdoor deck features wooden furniture, including a dining table with chairs and lounge seating. An umbrella provides shade, and potted plants enhance the natural setting. The deck is surrounded by greenery, contributing to a serene outdoor atmosphere.
Guest suite in Oak Bluffs
4.79 out of 5 average rating, 347 reviews

Cottage suite between the harbors: no minimum stay

Nestled between Oak Bluffs and Vineyard Haven harbors, our relaxing suite is a perfect way to extend your weekly rental, or to enjoy a day or two on this special island we call The Rock. Our cozy guest suite, newly renovated has two bedrooms, living space, kitchenette, full bath, deck with grill, outdoor shower, and footwash (hot H20), W/D (in unit) and a private entrance. An easy walk to town and beaches. Parking is available in our driveway. Enjoy our historic home!

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The exterior of the yurt showcases a circular wooden structure with large, rounded windows, complemented by a metal roof. A private yard features lush greenery, colorful flora, and outdoor seating arrangements, creating an inviting space for relaxation and outdoor activities.
Home in Oak Bluffs
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 312 reviews

The Luxury Vineyard Yurt

Discover this exceptional Luxury Yurt firsthand! Upon entering, you will be welcomed by a distinctive experience, featuring textured concrete radiant floors and a four-foot circular central skylight. Every aspect has been meticulously designed, allowing you to relax in a generous private yard. Enjoy your evenings under the stars, utilize the complimentary paddling, practice yoga in the spacious loft, and indulge in the beauty of your private island Yurt!

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The cottage, elevated on a wooden foundation, features cedar shake siding and large windows, allowing for natural light. Surrounding greenery includes leafy trees and a small shrub, enhancing the tranquil rural setting. A grassy area with stones outlines the cottage's base.
Guesthouse in West Tisbury
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 107 reviews

Country cottage walk to Alley's General Store

This sunlit summery cottage is in a very quiet, private and pastoral setting, situated 100 feet from the small Tiasquam River, with many birds chirping in the abundant vegetation and trees nearby. Because of the river's proximity, the cottage has a Composting Toilet. My wife and I live on the property uphill from the cottage. The property is in the countryside but a 5 minute walk to the local town center.

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Guest suite in Oak Bluffs
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 197 reviews

Quiet Hide Away

Lovely efficiency suite with private entrance in a quiet neighborhood. Private space located over attached garage. Plenty of space for two guests. Comfortably appointed with queen bed, dining set, living area with tv and full bath. Enjoy a coffee or cocktail on the private deck. Toaster oven, refrigerator and coffee maker will start your day right before heading to nearby beaches, golf courses or shopping.

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A light-filled living room is showcased with a comfortable sofa, side chairs, and a flat-screen TV. A brick fireplace is centered in the room, adorned with a round mirror and decorative items. Natural light filters through the windows, enhancing the inviting space.
Home in Edgartown
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews

Walk To Town - Beautiful Edgartown Cottage

Walk to downtown Edgartown in minutes from this newly renovated 3BR/2BA home just off Upper Main St. Enjoy new bathrooms, a modern kitchen, and bright, stylish living spaces. Just a 10-min stroll to top restaurants, shops, and the harbor. Bike to South Beach or State Beach via scenic paths just moments from our home. The perfect blend of location, comfort, and summer living on Martha’s Vineyard.

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The inviting living area features a white couch adorned with accent pillows, complemented by a striped ottoman. A cozy armchair is positioned nearby, and a piece of artwork hangs on the wall. Natural light filters through the window with wooden shutters.
Apartment in Tisbury
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 168 reviews

Martha's Vineyard Pied-á-terre #2 Vineyard Haven

Martha's Vineyard Pied-á-terre # 2 Vineyard Haven is but a short stroll from the ferry. Found in the heart of Vineyard Haven, this beautiful apartment is in the center of our village and it's mix of restaurants, shops, galleries and theaters. A seamless blend of comfort and convenience! If your dates are not available you can check our neighboring property Martha's Vineyard Pied-á-terre #1 Tisbury

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The cottage is adorned with warm, glowing string lights that outline the roof and windows, creating a welcoming ambiance. A lush wreath decorates the front door, while charming wood paneling and multiple windows enhance the inviting exterior.
Cottage in Tisbury
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 312 reviews

Not Your Great Aunt's Island Cottage

In the heart Vineyard, 1930's cottage, lovingly updated by architect-owner. • Stylish decor, open floor plan, granite terrace • 2 blocks to Main St/harbor/ferry/town beach/playhouse • Central Air • Easily walkable to bike rentals, restaurants, shops, spa, library, mini-golf, etc. • Large yard with wood/gas grills, bocce, corn hole, beach chairs, fire pit • Outdoor shower • 3BR + sleeping loft

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Martha's Vineyard located?

    Martha's Vineyard is an island just off the coast of Massachusetts, known for its scenic beaches and small towns. The island is reached by ferry or small aircraft, and has a unique coastal New England atmosphere.

  • When is the best time to visit Martha's Vineyard?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended for trips to Martha's Vineyard, thanks to milder weather and more local events. Summer afternoons typically bring temperatures around 76°F (24°C), and the warmer months create an inviting setting for outdoor activities.

  • What are some things to do near Martha's Vineyard?

    Visitors frequently explore the island’s lighthouses, sandy beaches, and small villages such as Edgartown and Oak Bluffs. Martha's Vineyard also has art galleries, farm stands, and opportunities for biking, sailing, and visiting cultural sites.

  • How is the weather near Martha's Vineyard?

    Martha's Vineyard has cold winters with highs near 38°F (4°C) in January and milder, breezier summers with temperatures ranging from 63–76°F (17–24°C) in July and August. Rain is steady throughout the year, so bringing layers and a waterproof jacket is frequently suggested.

All about Martha's Vineyard

A 45-minute ferry trip from Cape Cod, this Massachusetts island was named after the daughter of Bartholomew Gosnold, a British sailor. The term vineyard is a nod to the vine-like vegetation that’s visible on the island’s coast, however, there’s very little wine-making here. Martha’s Vineyard’s almost 125 miles of shorelines play host to a wide range of leisure activities all year round. Not only are its impressive waves a big hit with thrill-seeking surfers, but its beaches also make for great fishing spots if you’re looking for something a little more low key. Then, there are the hiking trails. A third of all the island’s land is officially protected meaning visitors can bask in unspoiled, picture-perfect landscapes with no modern development in sight. The result? A tranquil escape from reality.

What are the top things to do in Martha's Vineyard?

Lobsterville Beach

This is one of the quieter stretches of surf and sand on the island. This two- mile-long, dog-friendly beach is a great place to brush up on your snorkeling skills or cast a fly rod for striped bass. You’re also likely to see seagulls dropping their eggs off at nearby nests as they fly ashore. Be warned that non-resident parking is limited, especially on weekends.

Gingerbread Houses

What started out as a 19th-century Methodist campground now attracts the attention of island visitors from across the world. The storybook design of these 300 houses in the Oak Bluffs neighborhood comprises bright colors and candy-like architectural features. Don’t forget to have your camera app ready as photo ops are everywhere.

Local markets

Sampling some of the local produce is an absolute must during your time on the island, and there’s no better place to do it than at one of the local fish markets. There you can find high-quality lobster rolls for a fraction of restaurant prices. And if you’re into cheese then head to a dairy farm to sample some award-winning formulas made using the milk produced by local dairy cows.

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