Coastal Grandmother Vibes
Food scene
Can't go wrong here. Great fish, sushi and martinis. Servers are awesome, seafood is directly from the New Bedford fishing fleet to the plate. Dine indoors, outdoors or to go!
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Turk's Seafood Market & Sushi
83 Marion RdCan't go wrong here. Great fish, sushi and martinis. Servers are awesome, seafood is directly from the New Bedford fishing fleet to the plate. Dine indoors, outdoors or to go!
Great place for unique gifts for everyone! Perfect for any of your holiday shopping lists! Relax and shop, eat and drink at the walrus local family restaurant favorite.
Ropewalk Shops & Cafe
33 County RoadGreat place for unique gifts for everyone! Perfect for any of your holiday shopping lists! Relax and shop, eat and drink at the walrus local family restaurant favorite.
Fresh, Local, Social. Rustico is an innovative restaurant serving flavorful cuisine in an elevated casual environment. Our menus are updated seasonally to take advantage of fresh and local foods available around us. We draw inspiration from the beautiful property we sit on and welcome guests to enjoy the view from our 2 dining rooms or our covered patio. Guests are also welcome to relax in our yard on the picnic tables under the dappled shade of the trees watching the birds and rabbits play.
Rustico
62 Marion RoadFresh, Local, Social. Rustico is an innovative restaurant serving flavorful cuisine in an elevated casual environment. Our menus are updated seasonally to take advantage of fresh and local foods available around us. We draw inspiration from the beautiful property we sit on and welcome guests to enjoy the view from our 2 dining rooms or our covered patio. Guests are also welcome to relax in our yard on the picnic tables under the dappled shade of the trees watching the birds and rabbits play.
Sightseeing
A beautiful, historic harbor in an old Southeastern Massachusetts town famous for shipbuilding in the good old days. Mattapoisett harbor is afloat with yachts, sailboats and etc. in the summer month's, there are several docks, landings, etc. alongside the harbor providing ability to launch large sailing vessels and cruisers. The town is awash with historic homes going back to the Revolutionary War period, there is much to see in Mattapoisett. Several beaches line the harbor as well.
Mattapoisett Harbor
A beautiful, historic harbor in an old Southeastern Massachusetts town famous for shipbuilding in the good old days. Mattapoisett harbor is afloat with yachts, sailboats and etc. in the summer month's, there are several docks, landings, etc. alongside the harbor providing ability to launch large sailing vessels and cruisers. The town is awash with historic homes going back to the Revolutionary War period, there is much to see in Mattapoisett. Several beaches line the harbor as well.
This is one of our favorite spots to have a picnic or a cook out. The small park has a views of The Acushnet River, Elizabeth Islands & Martha's Vineyard. The historic lighthouse is a nice place to relax, watch the boats, read, people watch or even meditate. Yoga classes are held weekend mornings
Good place to fly a kite for there is always a breeze..
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Neds Point Lighthouse
50 Ned's Point RdThis is one of our favorite spots to have a picnic or a cook out. The small park has a views of The Acushnet River, Elizabeth Islands & Martha's Vineyard. The historic lighthouse is a nice place to relax, watch the boats, read, people watch or even meditate. Yoga classes are held weekend mornings
Good place to fly a kite for there is always a breeze..
In the late 1800's sailors in Mattapoisett got together to hold one-design racing in Mattapoisett Harbor and in 1901 the Mattapoisett Yacht Club was founded. Since that time the club has continued to offer local sailors the opportunity to sail and race in Mattapoisett. Guests are welcome.
Mattapoisett Yacht Sales
32 Ned's Point RoadIn the late 1800's sailors in Mattapoisett got together to hold one-design racing in Mattapoisett Harbor and in 1901 the Mattapoisett Yacht Club was founded. Since that time the club has continued to offer local sailors the opportunity to sail and race in Mattapoisett. Guests are welcome.
Coastal gifts and Nautical home decor are our specialty. Our family owned boutique is located in Mattapoisett, a small town on Buzzards Bay, just outside of Cape Cod. From coastal home decor, jewelry, and seaside themed gifts, we strive to bring you a unique selection of products with a touch of the New England coast.
Isabelle's
81 County RoadCoastal gifts and Nautical home decor are our specialty. Our family owned boutique is located in Mattapoisett, a small town on Buzzards Bay, just outside of Cape Cod. From coastal home decor, jewelry, and seaside themed gifts, we strive to bring you a unique selection of products with a touch of the New England coast.
City/town information
The town of Marion, Massachusetts is home to under 5,000 people but provides an all-embracing lifestyle for everyone who lives here. For starters, Marion is just off Cape Cod, minutes from Bourne and a short drive from Falmouth and Sandwich. In addition, Marion is barely over an hour from downtown Boston, 20 minutes from New Bedford, and 50 minutes from Providence, providing access to the amenities of these cities and making it possible to commute for work.
If you have a boat, you can take the Cape Cod Canal north into Cape Cod Bay or head east into Vineyard Sound, depending on what you want to do on any given day. Once on the water, you can fish, visit the Cape or Martha’s Vineyard, or head south down the coast to Rhode Island for a day of exploration.
There's also the fact that Marion is on Buzzards Bay and, therefore, has direct access to the ocean and is full of great beaches to explore. The beaches in Marion are well-maintained and provide an attractive place to spend a day throughout the summer, or even into the fall months. Once you're a local here, you're sure to spend a lot of time enjoying the sand and sun on Marion's coast, and since all of the public beaches are reserved for locals only, you won’t have to contend with hoards of tourists.
Marion
The town of Marion, Massachusetts is home to under 5,000 people but provides an all-embracing lifestyle for everyone who lives here. For starters, Marion is just off Cape Cod, minutes from Bourne and a short drive from Falmouth and Sandwich. In addition, Marion is barely over an hour from downtown Boston, 20 minutes from New Bedford, and 50 minutes from Providence, providing access to the amenities of these cities and making it possible to commute for work.
If you have a boat, you can take the Cape Cod Canal north into Cape Cod Bay or head east into Vineyard Sound, depending on what you want to do on any given day. Once on the water, you can fish, visit the Cape or Martha’s Vineyard, or head south down the coast to Rhode Island for a day of exploration.
There's also the fact that Marion is on Buzzards Bay and, therefore, has direct access to the ocean and is full of great beaches to explore. The beaches in Marion are well-maintained and provide an attractive place to spend a day throughout the summer, or even into the fall months. Once you're a local here, you're sure to spend a lot of time enjoying the sand and sun on Marion's coast, and since all of the public beaches are reserved for locals only, you won’t have to contend with hoards of tourists.
See history come to life here in New Bedford! Travel down a cobblestone path, hear stories from whaling, the textile industry, and the Underground Railroad. Take a self-guided tour of our authentic New England Seaport, an active working waterfront and America’s #1 Fishing Port.
Great Restaurants arrive by boat or car!
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New Bedford
See history come to life here in New Bedford! Travel down a cobblestone path, hear stories from whaling, the textile industry, and the Underground Railroad. Take a self-guided tour of our authentic New England Seaport, an active working waterfront and America’s #1 Fishing Port.
Great Restaurants arrive by boat or car!