Suffolk County

A seaside resort destination on the eastern end of Long Island, New York, featuring Hamptons beaches, Montauk Lighthouse, and North Fork wineries.

Suffolk County is located on eastern Long Island, New York, splitting into the North and South Forks at its eastern end and surrounded by water on three sides. The South Fork features upscale resort towns like East Hampton and Southampton, Cooper's Beach, and the iconic Montauk Point Lighthouse at its tip. The North Fork is known for its laid-back wineries and the charming town of Greenport, while Shelter Island, nestled between the forks, offers a quiet escape. Sag Harbor preserves streetscapes from its whaling days, and the Parrish Art Museum showcases contemporary art. The best season is June to September, though autumn is also great for winery harvests. Visitors can take the Long Island Rail Road east or fly via Long Island MacArthur Airport.

Destinations

• The Hamptons
• New York City

Itineraries

• Long Island Forks: Wine Country to Montauk – From New York to the eastern tips of Long Island: wine tasting on the North Fork, ferry across Shelter Island, and beac…
• New York, Philadelphia & Washington D.C. by Rail – Travel along the Northeast Corridor via Amtrak to connect New York, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C. without renting a…
• New York First Visit Classics – The highlights of three days: Lower Manhattan's Statue of Liberty and 9/11, Central Park and the Met, and the High Line…
• Boston to Washington D.C. & Niagara Falls – Travel south by rail through four historic East Coast cities, then fly to Buffalo to end your trip at Niagara Falls.
• New York Neighborhoods in Depth and the Hudson Valley – Stay in Greenwich Village, wander the old neighborhoods, Midtown landmarks and Uptown museums, plus a day trip to Beaco…
• US & Canada East Grand Loop – A cross-border long-haul route from New York via Washington, D.C., Niagara Falls to Toronto, Ottawa, and Quebec City.
• New York City, Philadelphia and Hudson Valley Day Trips – Five days covering Manhattan's main landmarks, and two days by train to Philadelphia, Sleepy Hollow and Cold Spring.
• Hudson Valley to Adirondacks Loop – Head north from New York along the Hudson River to Lake George and Lake Placid, then return south via the Catskills.
• New York Family Four Days – Dinosaur halls, the Statue of Liberty ferry, the USS Intrepid and Coney Island beach, paced for kids.
• New York Art and Museums – MoMA, the Met, the Guggenheim, the Brooklyn Museum and The Met Cloisters, plus Chelsea galleries; designed purely for a…
• New York to Boston Ivy League & Prestigious Universities Rail Tour – Ditch the car and travel along the Northeast Corridor to visit Columbia, Yale, Brown, Harvard, and MIT.
• New Jersey to Delmarva Coastal Highway – Head south along the Atlantic from boardwalk towns to Cape May, take the ferry to Delaware, and see wild horses.