Guides to the best of The Hamptons, New York

If you drive about two hours east of NYC to the South Fork of Long Island between Memorial Day and Labor Day, you’ll find yourself in a sea of well-off New Yorkers looking to escape the sticky humidity of NYC summers while staying close to the luxuries of home. Quaint towns are filled with a mix of global luxury brands, locally owned stores, and amazing restaurants, with beautiful beach access just a short drive away. Unfortunately, the Hamptons has become quite expensive, crowded, and sceney during the summer months, but if you go in the Spring or Fall (highly recommend) fewer crowds lead to more affordable accommodations, calm vibes, and easily accessible reservations.