The Hamptons: Things To Do

Boating and Fishing The Hamptons’ pristine bay and ocean waters are an open invitation to fisherman. Head out on your own or hook up a charter with Shinnecock Star. Shinnecock Star; 631-728-4563; www.shinnecockstar.com
fishing | boating

Cooper's Beach There are dozens of beaches – everything from ocean strands to sandy bays – but the wide stretch of oceanfront sand on Cooper’s Beach is one of the best for sun-bathing and surfing. Job's Lane
beach | family

Nick & Toni’s Rub elbows with celebs and moguls while indulging on dishes like wood-roasted pork chips dipped in Marsala sauce, warm dandelion salad, and polenta-cannoli pound cake. 136 N. Main St.; 631-324-3550; www.nickandtonis.com
smart splurge | expensive | italian | dining

Parrish Art Museum Natural beauty and light-reflecting waters have drawn artists to the Hamptons for a century. Past exhibits have included regionally inspired works by greats like Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, and Roy Lichtenstein. 25 Job's Ln.; 631-283-2118; www.parrishart.org
culture | art

Shopping Job’s Lane in Southampton village is particularly well-known for shopping. Here, established brands like Ralph Lauren rub elbows with independent boutiques, art galleries, and antique shops. Job's Lane
art | shopping | designer

Water Sports Surfing, kayaking, water-skiing and kite-boarding are popular pastimes in the Hamptons. Operators like Main Beach Surf & Sport rent equipment to experienced water-athletes and provide lessons to neophytes. Main Beach Surf & Sport, 352 Montauk Hwy.; 631-537-2716; www.mainbeach.com
family | outdoors | water sports

Wolffer Estate Winery Fertile potato fields and a moderate maritime climate give forth to multiple vineyards (there are three in the Hamptons, plus 38 nearby). Tour Wolffer Estate winery and taste their award-winning wines. Open year-round. 139 Sagg Rd.; 631-537-5106; www.wolffer.com
wine tour | winery