Why Go

Little has changed since the 17th century and it is widely known for its beautiful seaside cottages and its old-fashioned lamps that still line the streets. Whether you walking on its sandy beaches or shopping at one of its boutique shops, art galleries, or musuems, you will leave there with pleasants memories that will last a lifetime.

When To Go

The climate in Nantucket usually ranges from the upper 30s to low 40s in January to the 70s in July. The best time to go to Nantucket would be the summer months when the weather is warm but not too hot.

Entry Requirements

Passport required.  Must be valid for six months after return date of travel.
Check with your travel professional or local consulate for entry visa requirements.

What To See

Coatue - a long barrier beach on Nantucket Island that separates the Nantucket Sound from the harbor.
Whaling  Museum - This converted 1846 candle factory is now home to Nantucket\'s whaling history. It features a tremendous collection of artifacts including the skeleton of a 46-foot sperm whale, the 16-foot glass prism from Sankaty Head Light, portraits of sea captains, and a large scrimshaw collection.
Brant Point Light Station - Originally built in 1746, this is probably the most photographed lighthouse in America and the second oldest in the country.

Facts

Language:  English
Population: 10,531
Telephone Calling Code(s): 1
Electricity: 110-120V, 60Hz
Currency: US Dollar (USD)