Located at Four Corners (the only place on Cuttyhunk Island where 2 main roads intersect), this store is a treasure trove of unique souvenirs. From charming postcards that encapsulate the island’s beauty to artisanal jewelry that reflects its coastal allure, they offer a carefully curated collection that embodies the essence of Cuttyhunk. With an array …
If you have ever been to Cuttyhunk Island you have encountered Bell 6. Her bell chimes as your waves pass her by. She welcomes you home to Cuttyhunk and bids you farewell as you leave. Most Cuttyhunkers have a deep love for her sight and sounds. Bell 6 apparel is the perfect reminder of Cuttyhunk …
The Cuttyhunk Library, situated on Tower Hill Road, offers a diverse collection of books, magazines, and educational resources. As a hub for knowledge and engagement, the library is open to residents and visitors of all ages to explore literature, conduct research, and enjoy a quiet reading environment. The library often hosts events, programs, and activities …
The Cuttyhunk playground is a great spot for kids to play and have fun. It has slides, and climbing structures in a safe environment. Families and visitors can enjoy spending time together here, enjoying the island’s atmosphere while children play.
With its calm waters and stunning shoreline, Cuttyhunk is an ideal setting for kayaking and paddleboarding. Adventurers can glide along the clear waters surroundings while taking in breathtaking views of the Elizabeth Islands. Whether you’re an experienced paddler or a novice looking for a relaxing adventure, Cuttyhunk’s calm harbor (the pond) makes for a perfect …
Nestled within the picturesque landscape of Cuttyhunk Island by the Cuttyhunk Fishing Club, the pickleball court stands as a testament to the island’s commitment to recreation and community engagement. This well-maintained court provides an opportunity for both locals and visitors to partake in the popular sport of pickleball while basking in the island’s natural beauty. …
The Cuttyhunk Yacht Club, established in 1956 on the picturesque island of Cuttyhunk, is dedicated to teaching children aged 6 to 16 the art of sailing, fostering oceanic enjoyment, and passing on maritime skills as instructors. They have lessons throughout the summer for all experience levels. Visit their website to sign up for membership and …
There are three primary beaches to visit on Cuttyhunk Island – Church’s, Barges, and Channel Beach. They are all worth visiting and unique in their own ways. Thanks to the island’s storied maritime history and numerous shipwrecks, Cuttyhunk is a treasure trove for sea glass enthusiasts. You’ll uncover a stunning array of sea glass in …