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1. Offshore Montauk
Offshore Montauk
2. Montauk Manor
Montauk Manor
5. Gurney's Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa
Gurney's Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa
6. Aqualina Inn Montauk
Aqualina Inn Montauk
8. Beachcomber Resort at Montauk
Beachcomber Resort at Montauk
9. The Montauk Beach House
The Montauk Beach House
11. Breakers Montauk
Breakers Montauk
12. Montauk Yacht Club
Montauk Yacht Club
13. Hero Beach Club
Hero Beach Club
15. Kenny's Tipperary Inn
Kenny's Tipperary Inn
16. Beach Plum Resort
Beach Plum Resort
17. The Surf Club
The Surf Club
19. Sun N Sound
Sun N Sound
20. Daunt's Albatross Motel
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Top neighbourhoods in Montauk

Downtown Montauk
The Downtown Montauk neighbourhood has lots to see, including South Edison Beach and The Hamptons Beaches.

Ditch Plains
The Ditch Plains neighbourhood offers attractions, such as Ditch Plains Beach and The Hamptons Beaches.

Culloden Shores
Montauk's Culloden Shores neighbourhood has lots of places to visit, such as Lake Montauk and The Hamptons Beaches.
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At the easternmost tip of Long Island, waves crash against rugged shores where surfers flock to Ditch Plains Beach for legendary breaks. The historic Montauk Point Lighthouse stands sentinel, offering Atlantic panoramas worth the climb. Fishing boats return to harbour with impressive catches, explaining why locals claim more world saltwater fishing records than anywhere else. Six state parks provide natural escapes, with Camp Hero's dramatic bluffs revealing military history alongside ocean views. Kirk Park Beach offers quieter sands away from summer crowds. After beach days, seafood shacks serve the morning's catch while city centre restaurants fill with sandy-footed visitors. The hamlet maintains its salty character despite increasing popularity, where fishermen and fashionable weekenders somehow coexist in perfect harmony.


































































































































