Welcome to the Hamptons

The Hamptons  are located on the east end of Long Island, New York, and is known around the world as a rich mans playground. The name “Hamptons” specifically refers to the towns Southampton  and East Hampton  which occupy the east end of the South Shore. The population in these small towns is modest compared to the scores of inhabitants on the island of Manhattan. Either way, the Hamptons is a place anybody who's a somebody should consider vacationing.

Anything that you can think of doing to relax or make money can be done here. There is endless shopping, lush vine-yards, nature and wildlife, and of course the hottest night clubs. The Hamptons Travel Guide online opens the city up to virtual travelers and allows you to plan the getaway you’ve been waiting for.

The Hamptons Event Cal-endar is published and updated online so you never have to miss an event, no matter what time of year. Whether your interests lie in charity toasts, comedy tours or outdoor concerts, in the Hamptons, there’s always something to do.

The Hamptons Travel Guide opens your world up to paradise on the East coast. Here, the beaches stretch for miles. The Hampton Bays are located in the town of Southampton. Over the years this hamlet got the reputation as “party central,” but is also the second-largest commercial fishing port. That means if it’s time for seafood, you want to dine here.

The Lodge Bar & Grill offers a variety of eats, from seafood to de-lectable steaks. If you’re in the mood for a rustic retreat with a gourmet flare, host your dinner here.

The locals that reside in the Hamptons are often perceived to be filthy rich, but in fact, residents are middle to upper-middle class families that reside on the island. These small groups of people take pride in their town, many take every opportunity to point out the special details of Westhampton, East Hampton and Southampton. HAMPTONS Magazine is published specifically for summer months be-ginning Memorial Day and ending Labor Day. They also publish special issues for the Holidays and Spring.

HAMPTONS sheds light on the finest in the worlds of art, beauty, business, culture, dining, entertainment, fashion, interior design, jewelry and watches, nightlife, philanthropy, politics, and real estate in their pages, leaving very little to wonder about.  The mag calls itself “The Summer Camp of Tastemakers.” Now how much more exclusive can you get.

Getting a slice of advice on the business of Real Estate in the Hamptons isn’t a bad idea. Hreo.com (Hamptons Real Estate Online)  services the entire East End region of New York. Forbes.com awarded the site as “Best of the Web” for being an industry leader in information, design and technology. At Hreo.com prospective buyers and sellers can view property photos, take virtual tours and take atvantage of the technologically advanced components of the site. Who knows, after a trip to the townships you just might want to purchase your own piece of the Hamptons. 

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