Every beach has its own personality. Whether you're looking for calm water, surf, sunset views, or a quiet stretch of sand, we'll bring Nantucket Cabana to your favorite beach.
pocomo beach
Warm, shallow harbor water makes Pocomo a favorite for young families, paddleboarding, and wading far into Nantucket Harbor.
quidnet beach
Tucked beside Sesachacha Pond, Quidnet feels removed from the crowds. Calm water, soft sand, and a view of Sankaty Lighthouse make it one of the island's most peaceful spots.
sconset beach
Nestled at the edge of charming Sconset, this picturesque beach is a short walk from the Sconset Market, Claudette's, and The Summer House. It feels like stepping into a classic Nantucket postcard.
fisherman’s beach
A short walk down a set of narrow beach stairs leads to a wide, open shoreline and endless Atlantic horizon. Fisherman's Beach feels rugged, windswept, and distinctly Nantucket.
miacomet beach
One of Nantucket's most versatile beaches, Miacomet offers rolling south shore waves, wide-open sand, and easy access to nearby Miacomet Pond.
ladies beach
With multiple access points and a wide-open shoreline, Ladies Beach is a favorite for body surfing, boogie boarding, and catching waves on Nantucket's south shore.
cisco beach
Nantucket's surf beach. Known for consistent waves and a lively atmosphere, Cisco is a favorite for surfers, beachgoers, and anyone who loves a classic summer beach scene.
long pond beach
Bordered by Long Pond on one side and the Atlantic on the other, this unique beach offers both ocean waves and freshwater scenery in one spot.
madaket beach
Known for its legendary sunsets, Madaket Beach is the kind of place that makes you want to stay forever. With Millie's just a short walk away, dinner and ice cream after the beach is practically mandatory.
warren’s landing
A favorite for harbor swimming, Warren's Landing offers shallow water, sailboats drifting by, and a completely different feel from Nantucket's beaches.
dionis beach
At low tide, Dionis reveals wide sandbars perfect for exploring, with calm north shore water that makes it especially popular with families.
washing pond beach
A short walk over a sandy dune leads to Washing Pond Beach, a quieter north shore spot that feels a little more hidden than the island's better-known beaches.
brant point
Just minutes from downtown, Brant Point offers front-row views of passing ferries and the island's most iconic lighthouse.