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Sag Harbor, NY is an idyllic village on the east end of Long Island that has become well-known for its charming atmosphere and stunning views. This picturesque town offers a variety of activities to keep visitors entertained and occupied throughout their stay. Whether it’s browsing the shops in the historic downtown area, swimming at Havens Beach or boating along the Peconic Bay, there’s something for everyone in Sag Harbor.
The reviews of Sag Harbor are overwhelmingly positive. Visitors often remark on how friendly and welcoming the locals are, as well as how clean and safe the streets feel. The stores downtown have some great finds—from clothing boutiques to antique shops—while the waterfront offers plenty of outdoor activities such as fishing and kayaking. Those who appreciate nature will love exploring the many parks in and around Sag Harbor, with awe-inspiring views of both land and sea. All-in-all, it’s easy to see why this quaint village has become a popular vacation destination for so many travelers over the years.
based on 4 ReviewsGet to know Sag Harbor with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Sag Harbor
Quaint drinking town with a fishing problem - 12/24/2012
If you're a tourist I reccomend this town over the Hamptons any day. Stop in at the Corner Bar for a beer and their amazing buffalo shrimp, french dip, or muscles. Find yourself an ice creme shop that makes its own cones on the warf. Sen has some of the best sushi I've ever had since I got back from Japan. The Kite Shop, Blooming Shells, or any other small boutique has some amazing non-tourist gifts and items for the home. Concadora's (sp?) pizza is awesome, the Balgle Buoy is great, and if you need something at 2am, there's always the 7-Eleven.
If you're a local, the winter is all but dead of people. Enjoy the quiet, because in the warm months theres little to no parking and a bounty of new faces. But the economy is good! Especially if your a teen or young professional looking for a seasonal job. Most of the buildings were built in the late 1800s, except for the Hardware store and nearby shops (it burnt down about 20 yrs ago). Theres a lot of old and just a splash of new.
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A diamond in the rough - 6/25/2009
Sag Harbor was a beautiful peaceful place to live and raise a family.It was the unhamptons.We liked it that way.Then came the citidiots and hollywood.The prices skyrocketed and it pushed many of us out of a place we called home.It was a good life.Quiet, peaceful people knew each other.A daily walk on the beach or main st without all the people or traffic.Dairies and farms all around the surrounding areas .Given way to vineyards a horse farms for the rich.It's still a beautiful place but the real charm left a long time
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Beautiful beaches and friendly neighborhood - 8/2/2006
Sag Harbor is the un hampton yet has all the chic amenities of the area. We have a wonderful community of friendly people who live year round and vacation here. Sag Harbor is a great walking town with a professional theatre and a great old movie house on main street. We have lots of great restaurants and many cafes and pubs. Sag Harbor is located on the bay only 6 miles to the ocean. Sag Harbor is a small quaint whaling town with historic homes also very natural and scenic. Unfortunately we get too crowded in the summer time with tourist and the cost of living has skyrocketed in the past 5
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Expensive - 7/16/2006
Very expensive to live here. Housing costs are unbelievable. Gasoline very high, as is food,clothing. You get very little for your money only the rich can afford
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