Hotels in Fire Island

Climb 182 steps to the top of this historic lighthouse for breathtaking 360-degree views of the Atlantic Ocean. The Keeper's Quarters features interactive exhibits about maritime heritage and lighthouse keepers' lives.

This rare maritime holly forest thrives behind dunes, creating an illusion it's below sea level. Explore its 300-year-old trees via a 1.5-mile boardwalk that ends at a pristine Atlantic beach.

Towering 200 feet above Jones Beach, this Art Deco water tower was modeled after Venice's St. Mark's campanile. Snap photos of its striking exterior while enjoying sweeping Atlantic Ocean views.

Ocean Beach's car-free streets create a laid-back Fire Island escape where bikes and bare feet rule. The bustling Main Street offers boutiques and eateries just steps from pristine Atlantic beaches.

The TWA Flight 800 Memorial honors 230 victims with a black granite monument and symbolic seagulls overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, creating a peaceful space for reflection within Smith Point County Park.

The oldest continuously operating LGBTQ+ theater in the US hosts vibrant performances in a historic setting. Summer visits offer the richest schedule of events, especially during Pride Month celebrations in June.

Truman Capote wrote "Breakfast at Tiffany's" in this 1912 bungalow that became a cultural hub for artists and the LGBTQ+ community. Tours reveal the house's rich history amid Fire Island's coastal landscape.