What Guests Are Saying About Their Suffolk County Stay
We stayed here for our wedding weekend and we never wanted to leave! The home and property are absolutely beautiful, exactly as pictured. We will definitely be back! This home will always hold a special place in our heart.
My family had a great 10 day stay! Felt right at home and really got to relax and enjoy the peaceful pool/hot tub! Highly recommended!
Beautiful property with everything we needed, loved the pool & hotub after visiting nearby beach!
An excellent property in a very convenient area. Can enjoy both the north and south fork options when it comes to things to do and amenities, the house in great shape, modernized amenities and a peaceful backyard. Would stay again no questions!
House was very welcoming and as described in the ad. Host communication was speedy and helpful. Would definitely stay again!
This divine spot was a haven of nature and delightful moments spent sitting in and around the gorgeously designed and furnished countryside modern & uber comfortable beach cottage…. We loved the bikes too!
Discover Suffolk County
Suffolk County spans the eastern stretch of Long Island, and it rewards the kind of trip where you let the day unfold. Beaches, wine trails, fishing villages, farm stands, and some of the best restaurants within driving distance of the city are all here, and none of it feels rushed.
Suffolk County’s coastline is the main event, and it earns it. On the South Shore, Coopers Beach in Southampton and Main Beach in East Hampton consistently rank among the best in the country, with wide sand, clean water, and a scene that manages to feel both polished and relaxed. Head farther east and Ditch Plains in Montauk is where the surfers go, while Ponquogue Beach in Hampton Bays is a local favorite for families and sunset watchers. Most of our Suffolk County homes put you within a short drive of all of it, so a full day on the sand still ends with a hot shower, a home-cooked meal, and your own deck at golden hour.
The North Fork is Long Island’s wine region, and it has quietly become one of the best tasting trails on the East Coast. Start at Macari Vineyards in Mattituck for a tasting with views that stretch across the fields to the Sound. Croteaux Vineyards in Southold is all rosé, all the time, and it works. Bedell Cellars and Sparkling Pointe are worth a stop, especially if you’re building the afternoon around a few pours and a long lunch. The whole corridor from Riverhead to Greenport is easy to cover in a day, with farm stands, roadside produce, and enough character to keep the drive interesting.
Some of the best days in Suffolk County happen between plans. Sag Harbor is a former whaling village with bookshops, galleries, a restored cinema, and the kind of Main Street that makes an afternoon feel like a proper outing. Greenport, on the North Fork, has a walkable waterfront, a classic carousel, and a food scene that punches well above its size. Montauk village is more laid back, with fish markets, surf shops, and a harbor that still feels like a working town. And Shelter Island, accessible only by ferry, is the kind of place where the pace drops the moment you drive off the boat.
For a proper outdoor reset, Suffolk County has more options than most people realize. Ditch Plains in Montauk is the go-to surf spot, with consistent breaks that draw everyone from beginners to regulars who have been coming for years. The Peconic Bay side is built for kayaking and paddleboarding, with protected waters and access points scattered from Riverhead to Southold. On Shelter Island, the Mashomack Preserve is 2,000 acres of trails, tidal creeks, and coastal forest, and it feels a world away from the South Fork scene. Montauk Point State Park offers cliffside hikes and views from the lighthouse that are worth the drive alone.
The food scene in Suffolk County is reason enough to book the trip. In East Hampton, Nick and Toni’s is a local institution with wood-fired Italian that has earned its reputation over decades. The Crow’s Nest in Montauk is a waterfront spot where the lobster roll and the sunset compete for your attention. For something more casual, the Clam Bar at Napeague is a roadside seafood stand that has become a rite of summer for anyone driving between Amagansett and Montauk. On the North Fork, Noah’s in Greenport and First and South in the same town are excellent picks for a meal that feels elevated without the scene.