Martha's Vineyard Martha's Vinyard has so much character with it's natural beauty and charming coastal towns. I understand why many people come/return to the island to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and to relax. The island has an unhurried pace of life. I could have stayed on the island for a week. We were told, in the summer months, the island have as many as 95K seasonal visitors and tourist. The year-round population is 20k. I believe we came at the perfect time. The island wasn't crowded at all and the island seemed to be resting, recouping and welcoming the fall. As with any place we visit for the first time, we decided to do a bus tour around the island to learn about the island, it's history and to visit all six towns; Oak Bluffs, Edgartown, Tisbury, West Tisbury, Chilmark, and Aquinnah. I took some pictures but not many. I kept forgetting to pull out my phone. The few pictures I took does no justice in capturing the island's beauty.

I took this tour as a solo traveller and can highly recommend it. It is a small group tour and I made friends with other people on the tour who were great company. Our tour guide, Jennifer, was great with a wonderful sense of humour. She immediately established a good rapport with all the passengers. She was very informative and went the extra mile to make sure everyone was well looked after. She made you feel you were in safe hands. The trip itself was wonderful. Lots of places of interest to visit including the very picturesque wooden houses of Oak Bluffs. I had stopped off in Boston for a long weekend en route to the UK after a short trip to Canada so was short on time. This day tour, with the ferry out to Martha's Vineyard was perfect. What a great memory! Thank you.

Fantastic guides and well worth doing. We had Timmy who drove us on the Boston side to Cape Cod and back, then Jeff, who picked us up for the island tour once off the ferry. Both were super informative, and I would 100% recommend this if you are visiting Martha's Vineyard. We would not have got half way round the island nor heard all of the interesting and quirky facts we learnt along the way.

This was the best tour ever! Rory was an awesome tour guide and showed us all the most beautiful sites to see all the beautiful, colorful leaves. Highly recommend this tour. They pick you up and drop you off from where you started. Money well spent, I'd love to come back and book the same tour again, highlight of my trip! Thank you!

Long day starting at 6am and back in Boston for about 7pm. Nice drive to the ferry and only a short 30 minutes or so across to the Island. We didn't book the Island tour but used the public busses to get around. We went to Edgartown, Vineyard Haven and back to Oak Bluffs on the busses and they were easy to find and use. Their website gives you loads of info and the prices were around $2-3 a ticket. It was throwing it down all day when we went but there were plenty of lovely local shops at each town to have a look in and we bought some really nice souvenirs. Our driver was very knowledgeable and told us everything we needed to know and there were toilet stops to and from Boston at a services that also sold food and drinks; although there was bottled water, breakfast bars, crisps and kit-kats and some other snacks on the bus for anyone who wanted them which was very nice! All in all a brilliant day trip!

It's off season so not a lot of places open but the houses and beaches were beautiful. I enjoyed the tour. I would recommend it!

Nothing great about this tour - its called "Fall Foliage" but the experience was far from anything close - just driving all day and making pit stops here and there random places. Some history but nothing fascinating - not much fall foliage to see on this trip (the main purpose of our trip)

The tour was informative and fun. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and funny. The stops were the perfect amount of time to see everything. The only problem is that only one real restaurant was open after the tour and everyone from the ferry was there trying to get a table.

We were celebrating our 50th anniversary and we enjoyed this tour so much. The tour was organized and being out first time to Martha's Vineyard, it was very interesting and educational. The guides were full of information and humor. It made it very enjoyable. We would do it again!

Jennifer was our driver. Very knowledgeable and entertaining. I felt this excursion was worth the money. We didn't do the tour on the island so I cannot rate that but instead took the bus from tow to town. For an $8 day pass it is a bargain.

My two adult daughters and I were very disappointed in this tour. Because the tour info included 30 minutes at the Lexington Green, we were looking forward to a bit of history there. We never stopped at the Lexington Green -- just drove by it and our female tour guide (on October 9) said that's the Green. She pointed out a few historic houses along the way. Would stop long enough for us to take a picture from the bus, so if we were on the wrong side, forget about it. There is absolutely no point in going to the North Bridge right now. It's got some type of construction going on, and you can't get near it. We saw it from afar, from one vantage point. The Wayside Inn was the only place we really liked, and would have loved to have a nice lunch there. They were getting ready. Sturbridge Village is great if you have kids. Otherwise, very unimpressed with spending several hours at a place that isn't real. Just built for tourists and like I said, families. I prefer seeing the places that really existed in the early days. Our driver had told us our last stop would be at a farm for cinnamon apple doughnuts, so we were rather looking forward to that. Come to find out we had to pay for our doughnuts, and the people in the shop acted like they weren't expecting us and had to go to the back to see if we could have any! Our driver ("tour guide") wasn't interested in any of this. And I was sitting right behind her and saw her speedometer at 70 mph. Made me a bit nervous! A waste of time altogether.

Great trip, Anthony our Tour guide was vey informative and entertaining also. Oak’s bluff and Edgartown are lovely places to ramble around with beautifully designed ‘gingerbread’ styled residences.

The most charming place I have visited. Loved the ferry trip over which I thought was value for money. Loved the quaint shops and all the beautiful houses. Of course we had to try the famous lobster roll $40 but didn’t mind paying that.the harbour was great and we took the us to the next town and crossed over the jaws bridge . We had the Boston cream donuts too.definitely recommended and I would say you only need a full day there.

Tour was good. Recommendation for Resturant given was bad… cussing waiters and service was poor.. customers service lacking.

Cute places and good food. Comfortable shoes are a must. The weather was nice. October is a good month to visit and will probably spend a night or 2 there is we visited again instead of a day trip.