Activities in Long Island + The Hamptons

Michael and Paula Croteaux run the only winery in the United States dedicated solely to rosé.

Don't miss Ditch Plains, with its legendary offshore breaks and wide beach bracketed by jagged cliffs.

Stroll the sculpture gardens at the 16-acre arts space, dotted with reflective works by Yoko Ono and Dale Chihuly.

Hike along the cliff-top trails to the park's historic lighthouse and take in views of the Atlantic.

A sunset sail on a 34-foot sloop ends the day just right.

Preorder the fried chicken.

The farm sells high-quality organic produce and delicious dressings. Try the carrot-ginger variety.

Striped Breton sailor tops hang from driftwood displays at this fair-trade- and organic-focused shop. Its owner, Joelle Klein, used to be a designer f

If you want to take surfing lessons, head to the Sunset Surf Shack and ask for owner Craig Lieder, a quintessential hang-ten dude.

Owners Chris and Ros Baiz provide a history of the Fork's viticulture as they pour you a glass of their red Rooster Tail.

The Normandy fondue at the Village Cheese Shop [fondue for two $25]—made with Époisses and Saint Albray—goes great with a glass of our crisp Merlot 31