Shelter Island is an island town in Suffolk County, New York, United States, near the eastern end of Long Island. The population was 3,253 at the 2020 United States census.
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Getting Around -- While the island is small, if you really want to explore, you'll need a car. Check out the South Fork section of this chapter for information on rentals. If you just want to relax at your hotel, you can arrange for a pickup at the ferry, or get a taxi by calling Shelter Island Go-fors (tel.
You can swim in the warmer waters of Shelter Island Sound or paddle out to enjoy the area from a different perspective. If you choose to partake in water activities, always prioritize safety and respect local wildlife. This beach is known for its birdlife, particularly piping plovers and other nesting birds.
New York is full of islets, but there is a particular one that is not only tiny, but it is forbidden to visit it. The island is called U Thant Island and has a rich history despite its small size.