Sag Harbor has earned the nickname ‘the UnHampton’ from visitors and residents who love the contrast between this hip, diverse, and artistically vibrant corner of the Hamptons and its placid neighbors. Sag Harbor still boasts the historic pedigree and beachfront glamor for which the Hamptons are famed but blends it with a trendier image and a more inclusive, laid-back culture.

Sag Harbor’s charm lies in its friendliness and authenticity. Residents dine leisurely on fresh locally-caught seafood at Sag Harbor’s fabulous but unfussy restaurants. Quirky boutiques steeped in heritage stand beside elegantly curated antique shops. Sag Harbor is a rare place where charming community-spirited pubs share the streets with top-class gourmet food stores. Low-key concerts and performances spring up unannounced along the seafront in summer. You’re also likely to spot a slew of famous faces enjoying the relaxing atmosphere of this quaint town that is a short distance away from the bright lights of New York City.