The Best Things to Do in Greenport

Nestled on the north fork of Long Island within a pastoral landscape of farms and vineyards, Greenport is a historic village best known for its waterfront walkway with a 36-horse vintage carousel as its centerpiece. Once successful in whaling and shipbuilding industries, the laidback village is a growing tourist hub, especially in the summer. The starting point of many Greenport tours is its historic district, with streets lined by small antique shops and galleries, ice cream parlors, bed and breakfasts, and restaurants serving fresh seafood. A good portion of Greenport tourism stems from various seaside activities, the most popular of which remains the annual maritime festival. Reportedly one of the prettiest villages in the state, Greenport is also a haven for foodies, with many acclaimed restaurants and specialty food markets. Our United States driving holiday website combines visitor reviews with your personal interests to make an itinerary informed by experts, but tailored to suit your style.