• Oak Bluffs - Chief Brody’s house and other beaches used in the movie. There will be tine to take pictures
• Menemsha - See where Captain Quint”s house was and of course the green buoy.
• Aquinnah Cliffs - Where the Amity sign was
• Edgartown - AKA Amity Ville. You will hear many non-published stories about the filming, the actors, as well as being able to stop to take photos. The Jaws bridge is one of the top 5 attractions on the island. You will go over it and can return by public bus (#13) to jump it if you want. Don’t forget to bring a bathing suit and towel There will be time to take pictures

• A Wonderful History of the Movie Jaws

• Lunch
• gratuity/Tip

Discover Martha’s Vineyard in the most exciting way by joining our Jaws tour, where you can explore numerous filming locations from the iconic movie. Enjoy exclusive, unpublished stories about the production and actors, and take the opportunity to capture memorable photos. The Jaws bridge ranks among the top five attractions on the island.

Jaws Factoids:

• Although the film is set in midsummer, production began in early May 1974 to avoid an actors’ strike planned for July 1.
• Jaws faced numerous technical challenges, extending the initial 55-65 day shoot to 159 days, excluding post-production.
• At the time, major films were typically released around Christmas, but Spielberg’s extended filming schedule led to a summer release, a period usually reserved for less prominent films.
• Residents of Martha’s Vineyard were compensated $64 each for their roles as extras, running and screaming on the beach during the shark attack scene.
• infant seats available to rent for $45.00 or you can bring your own
• children under 8 require car seats
• Tour duration includes travel time

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.