Top Long Island Day Trips

Visit one of Bermuda’s most paradisical beaches without the need to rent a car when you book this tour to Elbow Beach. A lounger and beach umbrella await you on the pristine beach. Sip included alcoholic beverages, soak up the warm sun, and swim in the azure waters before convenient hotel pickup and drop-off.

See one of the most impressive waterfalls in the world—minus logistical planning and driving, all in one day. Fly to Buffalo Niagara International Airport from New York City and be driven straight to Niagara Falls. You’ll see the rushing falls on a walking tour, and ride the Maid of the Mist boat or visit the Observation Tower. Lunch at Hard Rock Café is included before flying back to NYC.

Long Island is home to a wide variety of different vineyards and wineries, which can make it tough to decide which are worth a visit on your own. Rather than picking through guidebooks, on this half-day private bike tour of Mattituck, visit a curated selection on a route that’ll take you through the region’s scenic backroads.

Discover the beauty and flavor of Long Island's wine country on this private tour tailored for wine enthusiasts and nature lovers. Begin your day with a comfortable transfer from Hicksville LIRR Station to the picturesque East End, where the charming Pindar Vineyards awaits. Enjoy a guided tasting of handcrafted wines amidst a scenic backdrop, complemented by casual music and insights into the local winemaking heritage. An optional lunch at one of the wineries allows for relaxation and enjoyment of the stunning views & Visit to Raphael Vineyards & Lenz Winery . - Private tour perfect for wine enthusiasts and nature lovers - Guided tour & tastings at Pindar Vineyards - Visit to Raphael Vineyards & Lenz Winery for Photoshop - Comfortable transport provided from Hicksville LIRR Station

Discover the legendary Hamptons on this self-guided tour through the oceanfront villages along the South Fork of Long Island. For centuries, these shores have drawn artists, writers, and presidents, yet the Hamptons remain rooted in a quieter history of Shinnecock native peoples, settlers, and whalers. Begin in Southampton, where white-columned estates line lanes, then drive east through farm stands and vineyards between the glamorous towns. Explore Sag Harbor's whaling heritage, stroll the tree-canopied main street of East Hampton where windmills from the 1600s still stand, and continue to wild Montauk, where a lighthouse has guarded the Atlantic since George Washington authorized its construction in 1796. Along the way, encounter world-class beaches, art museums, and nature preserves that make the Hamptons far more than a celebrity playground. This tour reveals the authentic character beneath the glitz — a place shaped by the sea, the land, and 4 centuries of American stories.