My son and I went out on Captain Joe's charter and had an absolute blast. The crew worked…read moretirelessly to get us on the fish, and their effort and attitude made the whole trip unforgettable. Highly recommend--we'll definitely be back!

Joe took my 13 year old son and I as well as a few of my friends out a couple of Sundays ago. It…read morewas, by far, the best fishing charter experience any of us have ever had. First of all, we caught a ton of striped bass (keepers) and Joe and his first mate were the best. They were so patient with explaining what we needed to do and they cleaned the fish before we even got back to the dock. We will definitely go for another charter with Joe in the near future.

Do not hesitate to book this trip. I booked a sunset cruise last minute, and we had such a…read morephenomenal time! 2 hrs long, BYOB, the naturalist doesn't go over board on information , but gives you highlights about what you're seeing and passing. The sunset was incredible, and with it being Covid limited capacity and each group spread out. Captain Joe and the naturalist are happy to take any picture you want, and have a great restaurant recommendation next door to marina, Mattakeese Wharf. Great for couples, kids, and an evening night out!

Hard to overstate how great a time we had on our trip! We were two families with 4 children…read morebetween 5 and 10 on the sandbar trip, which is geared toward kids. From the moment we arrived at the boat, our guide Andrea had all the kids completely engrossed: she had a table set up with live shrimp, fish, sea squirts, etc. ready for the kids to look at under magnification. After a 15 minute ride out to the sandbar, Andrea led us around on foot for about an hour and it was fascinating! Her ability, with almost every step, to identify creatures with interesting stories was a blast for kids and adults alike. Her knowledge is encyclopedic, and her manner is pure enthusiasm. Get on the boat!

Awesome sunset sail! Great attention to detail and very knowledgeable and fun guides. Thank you!read more

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Captain Jo was great this past weekend with our bachelorette party! He is highly experienced and…read morefriendly. Took many pictures for us and had waters and nice comfy furniture! We had so much fun.

Captain JoJo couldn't have provided better service for our sunset cruise. He worked hard to ensure…read morethe cruise fit exactly what we were looking for. We could play our own music, drink our own drinks and eat our own food all while he educated us in the ways of the water and the history of MV. Would recommend for any type of event/party. Jumping into the water in Lake Tashmoo was my highlight!

Been here as tenants since the 90's. Current staff has been the best. We are very happy here. Staff…read morevery responsive. Dockwa reviews are more helpful.

I came through the Cape Cod Canal on July 26th, 2018 and needing diesel fuel I had to stop at…read moreSandwich Marina, I wouldn't have made it to the next fueling marina. I filled my tank with diesel, and about 3 hours later my engine started powering down. Check the water separator and the fuel in there looked like mud. I mean it looked like it was filled with mud. I had to buy my engine three new fuel filters, the RACOR, the lifting pump filter and the final filter element the the tune of about $80 altogether for filter elements and other parts you are advised to replace when you change filters. I generally avoid buying fuel from marinas over-all when I can, and this is why, but this fuel was worse than any I have ever seen. If you are able and you don't need so much fuel, buy diesel from a roadside gas station where its probably cheaper, higher quality and a faster turnover rate. (i.e. not old and dirty). It was a busy marina so you'd think mid season the fuel would have been used and replaced already, but I guess not the diesel, or maybe they buy cheap diesel the distributor is trying hard to get rid of before eating it.

Amazing service! Captain Ed is truly a great guy! Made the day so enjoyable and relaxing. We have…read morebeen coming to MV for many years and have never seen the island like this! We will definitely be booking next summer for sure

From the owner: Book your own private charter on Martha's Vineyard's only Powerboat Day Sail. Our 20th season !…read more Relaxing sun and fun cruising for 1-6 people. Clothing Optional Itineraries to Gay Head available

I rented a kayak from here and had a great experience. They have lots of options of boat rentals,…read moreand they're great when planning family outings. I'd easily rent from them again.

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Cape Cod's route 6A is the Old King's Highway that runs from Sandwich,MA to Orleans, MA. It is much…read moremore scenic than driving on Highway 6. There are pretty houses with the picket-fences. Just like I imagined what Cape Cod should look like. There are diners, antique shops, donut shops and farm houses along the route. We also stopped off a the Roland C. Nickerson State Park. There are easy hiking trails to Flax Pond and Cliff Pond. The Rail-to-trail bike trail runs right through here. So you can park at the state park and bike north or south. Route 6A end at Orleans and merges with Route 6 but splits off at North Truro and head North to Provincetown to become Bradford St.

It's hard to look around and drive at the same time. YIKES. Mad dangerous but you won't be able to…read morehelp it. Route 6A is the scenic route heading towards Provincetown, A.K.A. Old King's Highway. 6A travels along the Cape Cod Bay side of Cape Cod. It doesn't really look like a highway it more of a road. And on the side of the roads you'll see cute NE houses looking just like it did back in the days. There are also all kinds of antique shops, a few general stores, donut huts, etc. We stopped by Taylor-Bray Farm in Yarmouth to say hi to the farm animals. It's so cool to look everything that I would probably drive mad slow just to see some stuff. It makes for a more interesting drive than going on Highway 6 where you see nothing. Highway 6 travels along the center of Cape Cod and all you see is trees on either side. Kinda boring so if you want a more interesting road, Route 6A is the road to take. Route 6A merges with Highway 6 eventually at about Orleans. You can't get lost. Eventually the road splits again at about North Truro and it goes all the way to Provincetown.

My boyfriend and I went on the kayak tour with Justin. We had an awesome time. Justin was great,…read moreaccomodating, was a great tour guide and lots of fun. The water was beautiful and clean, and very scenic navagating the canals between thehigh grass. We really enjoyed ourselves. Justin was also great in that he honored a truilia. I did check w/ him to make sure that he/his business was compensated b/c trulia took client money and then literally closed up shop and ran. To be honest, if he told me trulia had not compensated him, i would have happily paid twice. It was a really great way to spend the day at the cape. Two disclaimers. The kayak tour is not at the Jarves address. That is just where a sign w/ directions to the beach/parking ($5 or $10) is available. Also none of the businesses near the sign at Jarves St have any public restrooms, so that could be an issue. I nicked a star b/c I had difficulty getting in touch w/ Justin to arrange the tour closer to the date. So we just took a Thursday off and winged it. We were lucky there were two slots open. Other people on the tour did say he called them back promptly and this wasn't an issue. He does spend a good portion of the day outside working, so its possible he just missed my messages. Anycase, still worth it. We had a wonderful time.

This is a nice way to spend a relaxing afternoon. We did a 2-hr tour with a few friends, using a…read moreGroupon deal. The tour itself was neat, never kayaked through an estuary before... it seems like it'd be a good way to introduce someone who's never been kayaking before, to start here, before doing anything more open water. The tour itself was decent, however, because we were in a group of 8, it was hard to hear majority of what the tourguide was saying, unless you happened to be the kayak that was right next to him. Another downside of kayaking an estuary vs something more open water is that several times, it begins to be more like bumper boats in some parts! Overall, a nice experience and a neat alternative for something to do on the Cape. However, communication could have been better. The tourguide told my friend organizing, that he'd call her the day before with more details, but never did. Also, the address that is given, actually leads you to the front of an art gallery and only a placard out front advertising "ecotourz" without an address telling you how to get to the actual meeting area (which is ~1 mile away).

This is the Northern end of the Cape Side of the bike path. Decent size parking lot…read more It's also adjacent to the Sandwiches Marina, and you can watch the boats coming and going. We were there in late October so we got to watch a boat being hauled out for winter dry dock.

Words cannot describe how beautiful this place is! More visits for sure in the future.read more