With historic lighthouses and stunning vistas, Cape Cod joins the USA’s list of best seaside spots. Aside from top seafood and whale watching tours, ferry cruises to Martha's Vineyard and the dune-fringed beaches of Nantucket make for a top-notch coastal escape.
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The Cape boasts quaint fishing villages, excellent biking and hiking trails, and some of the freshest seafood imaginable. Provincetown began as a summer retreat for writers and artists and is now the place to go to pick up a whale watching excursion.
The Cape boasts quaint fishing villages, excellent biking and hiking trails, and some of the freshest seafood imaginable. Provincetown began as a summer retreat for writers and artists and is now the place to go to pick up a whale watching excursion.
Take a trip to Outer Beach, named one of the world’s most beautiful barrier beaches.
Kick back on the golden sands of Old Silver Beach in Falmouth – a great swimming spot.
Island hop to Martha’s Vineyard for unspoilt beaches and tiptop surf.
Hop over to Martha’s Vineyard for the West Tisbury Farmer’s Market, bakeries and seafood restaurants.
Tuck into New England-style farm-to-fork dining at STARS restaurant at Chatham Bars Inn.
Bike the Cape Cod Rail Trail, passing through quaint towns, forests and sandy beaches.
Take a dolphin and whale-watching cruise from Provincetown to the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary.
Tee off at one of Cape Cod’s dozens of golf courses including the Nicklaus-designed golf course at Ocean Edge Resort.
Go fishing with the family in Chatham, home to the world’s best striped bass fishing.
May: Celebrate Cape Cod’s legendary maritime history at Cape Cod Maritime Days.
July: Join in 4th July parades and check out The Sandwich Boat Parade, an event dating back to the 1800s.
