Getting Around Martha's Vineyard With a Group

How groups actually move

Downtown cores are walkable. Beaches and Up-Island are not "we'll figure it out." Agree on modes before Saturday morning.

Modes that work

Walking in downtown cores — flats beat heels on cobblestones.
Taxis/rides for short hops when bags or timing matter.
Island transit where routes align — check schedules; do not assume city frequency.
Bikes for confident riders only; not everyone will want hills or traffic.

Agree on a meeting point when splitting; cell service can be spotty on beaches. Car question still open? car or no car. Ferry still fuzzy? ferry guide.

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