Sag Harbor is an incorporated village on the South Fork, situated around Sag Harbor Bay known for its maritime history, waterfront setting, and historic architecture. Once a major whaling port, the village retains a collection of historic buildings, including resources within its designated historic district. Main Street and the surrounding commercial area offer shops, galleries, dining, and community services, while the waterfront includes marinas, parks, and public spaces. Cultural and recreational opportunities extend throughout the village and nearby East End communities, with access to beaches, waterways, and nature areas. Residential properties range from historic houses and cottages to contemporary homes, with varied settings throughout the village. Regional roadways and nearby rail stations provide connections to other parts of Long Island. Sag Harbor combines a working waterfront, established village center, and residential neighborhoods within a distinctive East End setting.