Luggage Storage Nantucket

About Nantucket

Nantucket is a small, picturesque island located about 30 miles off the shores of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The name Nantucket means “faraway island,” and that is precisely what you find when taking the ferry to this amazing place. The island is a dreamy, summer destination with perfect white sand dune beaches and quaint small-town charm. The cobblestone streets are full of delicious restaurants, high-end shops, museums, and so much more. 

Most people choose to visit Nantucket in the summertime when the little island truly comes to life, and the island population increases by more than 50,000 people. On your visit, you will find many things to do outside, from walking in nature parks to relaxing on a beautiful beach. There are also many historic sites and landmarks to visit.  

Things to Do in Nantucket

Nantucket is a dream location for anyone who loves to get outside and enjoy nature. There are also many boutiques and eateries that you will want to visit in the small, beautiful towns around the island. Don't miss the following Bounce recommended sights:

• Plan a trip to the Whaling Museum to learn about the history of Nantucket and how it was a major whaling hub hundreds of years ago

• Cisco Brewers is a great place to try local beers on the patio to enjoy the sunshine

• Climb the Great Point Light lighthouse located on the Nantucket shore 

• Jetties Beach, within walking distance of town, is the beach to choose if you like big waves and lots of space

• Egan Maritime Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum will give you an inside look at how dangerous it was to be navigating the waters around Nantucket in the 1900s 

• Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge is rugged, pristine, and the perfect place to see the wildlife of Nantucket in their natural habitat

• The charming Old Mill is one of the most photographed landmarks in Nantucket 

• The Nantucket Atheneum has been a public library since the 1900s and has millions of books available to the public

Transit Options in Nantucket

• Cape Cod Air, Delta, Jet Blue or American Airlines

• Ferry service provided by the Steamship Authority

• Taxis, shuttles, and rental car services available

Luggage Storage in Nantucket

Visiting Nantucket is all about getting outside and exploring nature. Don't worry about bulky luggage or cumbersome backpacks while you tour the beautiful island. The ocean shores have many treasures in store and deserve your undivided attention. The easiest way to make this happen is to store your things short-term with Bounce. Find secure bag storage by using the easy to maneuver Bounce app. Drop your items off for as long as you need, and see the local sights.

Luggage Storage Options in Nantucket

• Whaling Museum: There are thousands of works of art and artifacts housed in this museum, enabling you to learn all about the history of Nantucket. Bring your bags to a Bounce location nearby so you can easily navigate this expansive museum. 

• Madaket Beach: Don't be caught lugging non-essentials to the shore. This popular beach is located on the south side of the island and is known for its large waves. Take your time to enjoy the sand and surf with a relaxing walk.

• Cisco Brewers: A winery, brewery, and distillery are all wrapped into one fun, delicious destination that you will not want to miss. Leave your bags with Bounce so you can enjoy a tour of the brewery before enjoying the tasting of your choice. 

• Brant Point Lighthouse: If you want to explore an active lighthouse, this one is still open and operating after more than 250 years. You won’t be able to climb the lighthouse stairs with heavy bags slowing you down. Lighten your load first!

• Surfside Beach: If you are looking for a family-friendly, oceanside beach, Surfside beach is the one to see. It's the place to spend all day, so be sure to bring refreshments. 

• Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge: See some of Nantucket’s native wildlife while you walk through this natural park. Walk every trail to not miss a single inhabitant!

• Jethro Coffin House: This historic house is the oldest in Nantucket still on its original site, and was built in 1686. When visiting this landmark, expect to see domestic living in the 17th century. 

• Moors End Farm: Pick up some local produce and pet the animals at the farm. Enjoy each season with local and plentiful garden bounty.

• Theatre Workshop of Nantucket: Plan to see a homegrown production at this public venue, which has been open and putting on well-produced shows since 1956. There is no luggage storage here, so leave your bags with Bounce before you head over.