Often the site that people consider to be where the Hamptons unofficially starts, the Shinnecock Canal is a great place to snap photos and watch the boats come in.

From the Ponquogue Bridge, one can see the bay and the ocean at the same time. Yes, please.

The Windmill that sits on what is now Stony Brook Southampton’s campus is allegedly haunted. Tons of people got photos while walking through the campus during the 2018 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills.

Hedging, everywhere! Gin Lane is perfectly green in the summer.

The south-of-the-highway bay is one of the most desirable places to own waterfront property in the Hamptons, aside from the ocean. As a result, there are some seriously gorgeous houses on Mecox Bay, and amazing landscaping to go with it.

If you’re going to go, you should definitely post something on Instagram.

Wölffer is known for its gorgeous vineyard and Instagram-worthy branding. Summer in a Bottle is particularly beautiful, and those cheese plates are almost too good-looking to eat.

You know you’ve reached East Hampton village when you’re passing by the quaint but beautiful Town Pond.

The South End Cemetery—right near Town Pond—is beautifully kept.

After a long day of surfing, it’s basically Montauk law to get food at the Ditch Witch. But even if you don’t, there’s something just so photo op-worthy of the cutesy grub shack.

And of course, the Montauk Lighthouse.