Brant Point Lighthouse
At the harbour entrance, the little Brant Point Lighthouse has welcomed boats since the 18th century. Tradition says you throw a coin into the water as you leave to be sure of coming back.
Off Cape Cod, Nantucket has kept the charm of a former whaling port: cobbled streets, grey-shingled houses, lighthouses and long beaches. According to WINGX, New York – Nantucket private jet traffic has almost tripled (+192%), driven by second homes. Chartering a private jet to Nantucket means landing five kilometres from town, with no ferry and no traffic. A member of the Air Charter Association and the EBAA, MK Partnair charters your flight with certified operators.
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At the harbour entrance, the little Brant Point Lighthouse has welcomed boats since the 18th century. Tradition says you throw a coin into the water as you leave to be sure of coming back.
Cobblestones, captains' houses and shops: Nantucket's old town is best explored on foot, with the Whaling Museum to understand the island's history.
On the east of the island, the striped Sankaty Head Lighthouse overlooks the Atlantic, near the village of Siasconset. Surfside and Madaket beaches round off a day outdoors.
Nantucket Memorial Airport (ACK), about 5 km from town. Its 1,900 m main runway handles light to midsize jets. In summer, parking is in high demand: we book it in advance.
There are no US customs at Nantucket. From Europe, you enter the United States at an airport with customs, such as Boston, before a short flight to the island. We arrange the whole journey on the same aircraft.
From June to September for beaches and sailing, peaking around the 4th of July. Spring and autumn are quieter and very pleasant for exploring the island.