Southeast of harbor entrance in 10-15 feet of water
South of entrance to Katama Bay in inclement weather;
call harbor master (VHF 74) to request inclement anchorage as Katama Bay
is currently closed
Town moorings available through harbor master
Marinas:
Town Marina; call harbor master (VHF 74)
Cruiser Amenities:
Dinghy dock: immediately in front of Navigator
Restaurant
Dinghy dock: south of Edgartown Marina
Garbage cans near both dinghy docks
Public Library: $10 tourist card enables full
access to CLAM system on all islands; best value of all our summer
entertainment
Transportation:
Town bus free to Stop N Shop (#11)
Island buses to most island locations and events
Airport
Taxis
Car Rental
Bikes for $20/person per day; good bike trails
on mostly flat roads
Provisions:
Stop N Shop for grocery items; take #11 bus
free from Mayhew Lane at port
Al's Package Store, 258 Upper Main Street, for
alcoholic beverages across from Stop N Shop
MV Gourmet Cafe & Bakery on Main Street: all types of upscale
bakery items
Attractions:
Good natural harbor; rolly in N-NE winds
Best sunsets of summer from anchorage over Edgartown
Scenic upscale town; outstanding gardens and
flower boxes everywhere
Bike to Dike bridge on Chappaquiddick Island for
photo op; visit Japanese gardens at Mytoi on return ride
Buy one day bus fare ($6) to visit western end of island
to visit Gay Head and Menemsha
Agriculture Fair in August; 2005 was the 144th
Internet Access:
Both wireless and land terminals at Edgartown
Public Library. Use 15 minute express line to check on emails.
Unlimited wireless connection even after library closes.
Restaurants:
Busy during summer season. We
sought good quality local fare at
Mad Martha's for best ice cream in US;
be sure to read the legend of Mad Martha posted on the wall
The Wharf Restaurant, 5 Main Street,
across from Navigator
Dairy Queen, the only fast food on the
island, located across from Stop N Shop
