Girls trip
Beach days, bike rides, and long dinners together. Your relaxed Nantucket home base, just minutes from Town.
“From the moment we arrived, we felt right at home. An absolutely charming gem on Nantucket.”
You've Got Whale is the kind of Nantucket home that makes a girls trip feel easy. Tucked into a quiet mid-island cul-de-sac, it gives you a relaxed place to come home to after beach days, bike rides, shopping in Town, or dinner out with friends.
The three-bedroom, 2.5-bath layout is comfortable for small groups who want to spend time together without feeling crowded. The home includes a fully stocked kitchen, outdoor shower, private patio with Solo Stove fire pit, and comfortable spaces to unwind at the end of the day.
Its location also makes the island easier to enjoy. The bike path and Wave shuttle are right nearby, so getting to Town, Surfside, and other favorite Nantucket spots is simple, whether you're planning a long weekend or a few extra days away.
“The house has top notch amenities and excellent linens/towels with ample amounts of everything. The home felt clean and comfortable. Washer, dryer, stove, fridge - all high quality, driveway parking next to the house. Fantastic house! This was one of the best rentals I have ever had on Nantucket and I will absolutely stay here again.”
Nantucket has a way of turning a simple weekend with friends into something memorable. From beach days to harbor dinners, the island offers the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure.
Day 1
Arrive on the afternoon ferry from Hyannis and settle into the house after the 4 PM arrival. On your way from the ferry, stop at Bartlett's Farm to pick up groceries and island provisions for the week.
After settling in, head into Town for dinner at Cru overlooking the harbor. Finish the evening with a walk through the cobblestone streets before returning home to relax and ease into island time.
Day 2
Start the morning with coffee from Handlebar Café or breakfast at home before hopping on the nearby bike path for a ride toward Steps Beach.
Pack sandwiches from Provisions or Something Natural and enjoy a relaxed beach afternoon.
Back to the beach for drinks and dinner at Galley Beach, one of Nantucket's most beloved restaurants.
Day 3
Begin the day with a bike or drive out to Siasconset to explore the famous Bluff Walk, one of the most scenic walks on the island. Afterwards, stop at Claudette's in the center of 'Sconset for breakfast sandwiches.
Spend time exploring the charming village of Siasconset, browsing 'Sconset Market, Parchment and rose covered cottages while enjoying the quieter side of the island.
Return to Town in the evening for dinner at The Proprietors Bar & Table, known for its creative seasonal menu.
Day 4
Spend the morning exploring downtown Nantucket, including a visit to the Whaling Museum and local shops like Murrays, Erica Wilson or the two local bookshops, Mitchells and Nantucket Book Shop. The Museum has one of the better souvenier shops on the island and it can be accessed without visiting the museum.
In the afternoon, head to Cisco Brewers for live music, craft drinks, and a fun island atmosphere.
Sushi tonight for dinner at Lola 41, a lively and longtime Nantucket favorite.
Day 5
After the spicy sausage scramble or "the animal" at Island Kitchen, rent a Jeep and drive the six miles across the sand to Great Point Lighthouse, one of the most memorable adventures on Nantucket.
If you want to discover quieter corners of the island, see our guide to Hidden Nantucket: Local Secrets Most Visitors Miss.
Spend the afternoon at beaches like Nobadeer, Low or Forty-First Pole, all accessible by Jeep with a beach driving permit.
Back at the house, fire up the grill for a relaxed cookout of steaks or seafood from Nantucket Meat & Fish Market.
Day 6
Start the morning with breakfast at Lemon Press on Main Street.
Spend the afternoon at Cisco Beach for a more classic Nantucket surf experience.
Dinner tonight is at Ventuno, a longtime Nantucket favorite for Italian cuisine.
If you're up for nightlife later, stop by The Chicken Box or The Gaslight for live music.
Day 7
Spend your final morning exploring some of Nantucket's natural beauty with a walk at Sanford Farm & Ram Pasture, Tupancy Links, or Squam Swamp.
Later in the day, take a harbor sailing tour with Captain Jim aboard the Endeavor.
After dinner, grab ice cream at the Juice Bar or Island Kitchen, then head to Madaket Beach for one of the island's unforgettable sunsets.
Lori L.
“This was a perfect place to stay in Nantucket. This is most fully appointed rental we have ever stayed in. Todd and Susan have literally thought of everything to make your stay comfortable and perfect. I will look no further than You've Got Whale on our next trip to Nantucket.”
Rachel H.
Girls trip
“We rented this duplex for a girls weekend in the early fall and it was magical. The whole house is even more inviting than the photos posted. You will not be disappointed with this rental! I'm only disappointed that we couldn't stay longer on our trip!”
Tracy O.
Girls trip
“You've Got Whale is a wonderful home in a quiet neighborhood. Susan and Todd are great to work with! Island transportation 1 block from house. The house itself is charming with everything you need to feel at home. Back yard is perfect, very private. All in all it was a fantastic setting for our "girls" trip! We highly recommend You've Got Whale!”
Chreyl
Family
“Had a wonderful vacation with my son's family in this beautiful home. It was conveniently located. The hosts are so great about communicating and answering questions and are so flexible- even giving us a few extra hours to check out. All the instructions were perfect. We really enjoyed the fire pit and cute yard. The house was so clean with plenty of room. The hosts provided for everything from coffee and paper towels to bikes, coolers and beach chairs - you name it - this home had it. We will definitely be coming back.”
Tori B.
“Todd & Susan couldn't have been better hosts in accommodating us! We had the best time on the island made possible by a great stay!! Absolutely loved spending time in the backyard”
Kate M.
“Todd and Susan are amazing hosts, their home was beautiful and well organized for visitors. They have set their home up with guides and labels and had so many nice convenience items that we really appreciated, like cell phone chargers, that made our lives easier! They were a pleasure to communicate with and we would love to come back again!”
Yes. The three-bedroom layout, quiet cul-de-sac setting, and gathering spaces make the home a great fit for friends traveling together. Many guests stay for long weekends, birthday trips, or relaxed Nantucket getaways with friends.
You've Got Whale comfortably sleeps up to 7 guests across three bedrooms and a finished lower-level hangout space with a double futon.
The home sits on a quiet Mid-Island cul-de-sac on Witherspoon Drive, offering easy access to Surfside and Nobadeer Beaches, Nantucket Town, and the island's bike path network.
Town is only 2.5 miles away making it easy to enjoy the ACK's restaurants, shops, and harbor area.
Nobadeer Beach and Surfside Beach are both about 5 minutes away by car or roughly 10 minutes by bike, and are two of Nantucket's most popular beaches for families.
Yes. The Old South Road bike path runs nearby and provides easy rides to Town, Surfside Beach, and other popular Nantucket destinations.
You've Got Whale sits on a quiet mid-island cul-de-sac that makes it easy to enjoy all parts of Nantucket. The home is about 2.5 miles from Nantucket Town and close to Surfside and Nobadeer Beaches. The Old South Road bike path and a Wave shuttle stop nearby make it simple to explore the island without needing to drive everywhere. Many guests find the location offers the best balance of quiet surroundings while still being close to restaurants, shops, and the harbor area.
Yes. The home includes private off-street parking for guests.
Yes. The home includes beach chairs, towels, a beach wagon, coolers, boogie boards, toys and other essentials so guests can pack light and head straight to the beach.
Most Nantucket visits range from 3 to 7 nights depending on the season. Peak summer weeks may require longer stays, while spring and fall visits are often more flexible.
Yes. Several Nantucket bike rental companies will deliver bikes directly to the house and pick them up when your stay ends. Popular options include Young's Bicycle Shop, Cook's Cycles, and Nantucket Bike Shop.
Not necessarily. Many guests explore Nantucket by bike, shuttle, or rideshare, and the nearby bike path makes it easy to get around. That said, renting a Jeep with a beach driving permit can be one of the most fun ways to experience the island.
Most visitors arrive by ferry or plane. The two main ferry options are: Steamship Authority: offers both car ferries and high-speed passenger ferries from Hyannis. Hy-Line Cruises: operates a high-speed passenger ferry from Hyannis. Many guests bring a car on the Steamship Authority ferry, while others arrive by passenger ferry and explore the island by bike, shuttle, or rideshare.
You've Got Whale offers a comfortable Nantucket home base just minutes from Town, Surfside Beach, and the island's bike paths. Spend the day biking to the beach, browsing the shops downtown, or enjoying sunset drinks by the harbor before returning home to relax.
Whether you're planning a long weekend with friends or a full week on the island, the house makes it easy to enjoy Nantucket at your own pace.
“Girls weekend couldn't have gone better! The home was perfect, immaculate…. A short ride to town and restaurants!”
Flexible stays available throughout the season.
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