Return from | £778 |
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Budget
£778 - £931
Route
Depart
Return
Price
London HeathrowNantucket Memorial
LHR - ACK
LHRACK
London Heathrow
Wed 24/7
1 stop14h 44m
Nantucket Memorial
Wed 31/7
1 stop8h 45m
London HeathrowNantucket Memorial
LHR - ACK
LHRACK
London Heathrow
Wed 24/7
1 stop10h 56m
Nantucket Memorial
Wed 31/7
2 stops36h 39m
London HeathrowNantucket Memorial
LHR - ACK
LHRACK
London Heathrow
Wed 24/7
2 stops21h 35m
Nantucket Memorial
Wed 31/7
2 stops36h 39m
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Reviews
Haven’t been on a JetBlue flight in years that was on time.
Food
Comfort
Overall
Boarding
Crew
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Reviews
Haven’t been on a JetBlue flight in years that was on time.
Food
Comfort
Overall
Boarding
Crew
Entertainment
Reviews
Haven’t been on a JetBlue flight in years that was on time.
Peak Season:
July and August are the busiest months and when most visitors take flights to Nantucket for summer retreats. This is also the most expensive time for flights and accommodation on the island, but also the most festive.
Off Season:
Nantucket is a summer destination; winter, fall and spring are the low-season and when Nantucket is quietest, the best time to find cheap flights to Nantucket but keep in mind that many restaurants, boutiques and attractions keep off-season hours.
Cottage homes, church steeples, woven baskets, white beaches and picturesque lighthouses make up the quaint and quintessential New England resort town of Nantucket. Located 30 miles (48 km) off the coast of Cape Cod. Take a flight to Nantucket and enjoy a peaceful escape from the hustle and chaos of nearby Boston and Providence. Once the whaling capital of the world, today’s Nantucket still retains its old-world charm while new world money and luxury yachts find a home in Nantucket.
The island is mainly residential but in the summer becomes a favourite destination for thousands of tourists. New and renovated homes continue to be built, but the majority of Nantucket is protected land. Walk the beaches, take a bike ride or go window shopping at the island’s exclusive boutiques before settling in for a sunset dinner at one of Nantucket’s open-air restaurants along the beach.
If you want to save some money on gas, leave the car and take the shuttle bus around the island. The Nantucket shuttle bus runs throughout the day around the island. You’ll never wait longer than 15 minutes for a shuttle bus in peak season.
The best way to see Nantucket is on a bike. Rent it from one of the local bike shops and set off on one of the many bike trails around the island. The views are majestic and the exercise is beneficial!
If you’re flying long-distance, consider taking a flight to Boston and then rent a car and drive to Cape Cod. There are ferry boats available all year-round to take travellers to Nantucket.