Though the Hamptons are often referred to as a singular entity, each Hamptons hamlet features its own unique local culture, atmosphere, and amenities. Read our guide below about each of the 15 Hamptons hamlets to get a sense of which would be the right fit for you (from west to furthest east!).
Thinking of buying, renting or spending a weekend out east in Bridgehampton? We’ve put together some context to help you better get to know this charming part of the Hamptons.
Sag Harbor’s soul is as genuine as when it was first founded. This is one of the few authentic towns still left in New York.
Boasting miles of camping opportunities, biking and hiking trails, as well as beautiful Atlantic beaches and top-notch seafood, Montauk, New York, is rich in history you won't want to miss.
The arrival of winter doesn't mean the end of fun when you're in the Hamptons. Although the Hamptons are mostly populated in the summertime, the East End – notorious for its long stretches of beaches with white sand – attract plenty of people during the winter months, too.
Coffee is an essential part of many morning routines, and a good cup of coffee can help you start the day on a good note. Whether you like your coffee iced, hot, or frozen, we’ve compiled a list of the top 5 Hamptons coffee shops that you have to try!
