Things To Do in Sag Harbor, New York

One of the finest buildings in town is the elegant Sag Harbor Whaling Museum, its entrance marked with tal...

Topics: maritime, new, york, occupations. More on MuseumStuff.com

This landmark was once the home of an 18th-century customs inspector named Henry Packer Dering, who operat...

Built in 1789, the 18th-century home of the port's first U.S. Custom Master and displays historical documen... More on PlanetWare

About four miles west of Sag Harbor is the 187-acre Elizabeth Morton National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge overlooks Peconic and Noyack Bays, and features sandy and rocky beaches, wooded bluffs, po...

The Morton refuge preserves a 1.5 mile-long peninsula that separates Little Peconic and Noyac bays. The refuge is arguably the most picturesque of the Long Island refuges. Three miles of narrow und... More on LLBean.com

Sag Harbor Golf Club is a 9-hole regulation length golf course in Sag Harbor, New York. This short layout provides for a fun golf experience for golfers of all skill levels. Difficulty level of the... More on TheGolfCourses.net

Course situated on a peninsula and surrounded by woodlands. More on iloveny.com

Beach - 1 Mile on the Peconic Bay. Non-resident fee. More on Discoverlongisland.com

The slightly rocky bay beach, also known as Long Beach, runs along Noyac Bay a couple of miles west of Sag Harbor and is a great spot from which to watch sunsets. The beach has a snack truck, life... More on Sagharborguide.com

This area is a small-medium sized roadside beach in Nissequogue, NY 11780. Shoreline comprises 300 ft of sand on Smithtown Bay off Long Island Sound. Facilities include showers, concessions, pavilion, marina ... More on Morebeach.com

The collection on display in this authentic, historic firehouse dates back to the year 1803 when the Sag Harbor Fire Department came into being. The department is the oldest volunteer fire departm... More on Sagharborguide.com

The collection on display in this authentic, historic firehouse dates back to the year 1803 when the Sag Harbor Fire Department came into being. The department is the oldest volunteer fire departme... More on Sagharborguide.com