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WHAT TO DO | MY GUIDE TO GREENPORT, NEW YORK

Writer: ALEXANDRA
ALEXANDRA
Sep 19, 2019
2 min read

Updated: 2 days ago


Welcome to Greenport sign with colorful sailboats.

There is so much to do in Greenport, New York, especially during the summer. Since we ended up going the week after Labor Day, a lot of the activities were closed, but we still had the best time! Here are a few of the things we actually did while we were there!


7540 Main Rd, East Marion, NY 11939


I can only imagine how beautiful the lavender fields at Lavender By The Bay are when they are in full bloom. Since the season was nearly over they weren't as purple as they are at the height of the bloom, but it was still so beautiful! We went into the little shop they have before you enter the fields where they sell calming lavender sprays, satchels, oils, recipe books and more. We even got some extra lavender to bring home with us - it smelled SO GOOD!

Lavender by the Bay beehive sign in Greenport, New York

Lavender By the Bay farm shop in Greenport, New York

Woven basket filled with fresh lavender on a blue chair.

Woman in a black hat at a Greenport lavender farm.

Woman smiling at Lavender by the Bay in Greenport, New York.

825 North Road, Greenport, NY 11944


Even if you don't drink alcohol you should definitely go to the Kontokosta Winery. The property is spectacular and the view of the Long Island Sound are unparalleled. My mom and sister each got wine, one red and one white, and we shared a delicious charcuterie board at the picnic tables on the cliff.

Woman in a black hat at a Greenport, New York vineyard

Woman in a hat standing in a Greenport vineyard

Modern rustic barn with red door in Greenport, New York

Rows of lush green vines at a Greenport, NY vineyard.

Modern Kontokosta Winery tasting room in Greenport, New York.

Wine and cheese board at a Greenport, NY vineyard.

Rocky beach on the Long Island Sound in Greenport.

Scenic view of a rocky beach in Greenport, New York

Woman in a black hat and sunglasses in Greenport, New York.


Walking around Greenport is a full day activity in itself. There are so many cute shops to stop in, restaurants to eat at, and the waterfront area is so beautiful.


Greenport Yacht & Shipbuilding Company sign with boat background

Directional signpost on a Greenport porch showing distances to Hilo, NYC, and Montauk.

D'Latte Pastry and Gelato Bar storefront in Greenport.

Outdoor patio at a Greenport restaurant with picnic tables.

Boats and sailboats docked at a Greenport, New York marina.

Sailboats docked at a wooden pier in Greenport, New York.

Sailboats anchored in Greenport harbor viewed from a lawn.

Townsend Manor Marina and boats in Greenport, New York

Crazy Beans restaurant storefront on Front Street in Greenport.

Kate's Cheese Co. storefront with yellow door in Greenport

Preston's Marine Supplies building at Greenport harbor

4414 Sound Ave, Riverhead, NY 11901


If you are heading to Greenport from NYC (or anywhere west) you definitely have to stop at Briermere Farm ... and then stop AGAIN on the way home! Not only do they have fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers, they also have DELICIOUS homemade pies and cookies! We ended up stopping on our way out of town and got an apple and blueberry pie!

Briermere Farm market stand with plants and produce.

Fresh tomatoes and potatoes at a Greenport market

Close-up of vibrant yellow sunflowers in Greenport, New York.

Fresh local greens and leeks at a Greenport market.

Baskets of fresh green, red, and purple grapes in Greenport.

Speckled green gooseneck gourds in a crate in Greenport.

I can't wait to head back to Greenport during the height of summer season so that we can experience even more of what it has to offer! Any recommendations? Leave them in the comments!


xoxo. Alexandra


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