Cape Cod

No matter how many times you've visited Cape Cod, you'll always find new ways to be captivated by its dreamy beauty. Massachusetts' hook-shaped peninsula is special in so many ways, with charming towns such as Chatham, Wellfleet, Truro, and Provincetown.

Stay

From family-run inns to world-renowned luxury resorts, find a welcoming home away from home.

Chatham Bars Inn

Sit back and relax at this stunning oceanside oasis. This historic hotel has retained its classic charm, even after extensive updates.

Wequassett Resort and Golf Club

This grand resort is situated in a stunning, picturesque nook of Pleasant Bay — and has it all. Enjoy private cabanas, kid-friendly activities, and four delicious on-site restaurants.

Salt House Inn

A sister property to the Eben House, this stylish, classic Cape Cod inn with a modern touch is perfectly situated near Commercial Street.

Awol

This stunning hotel boasts an understated elegance, with polished concrete floors, straw light fixtures, and natural fabrics. Each room comes with its own private outdoor space, and guests can enjoy a pool, a fabulous open-air bar, and more.

The Mansion at Ocean Edge

This historic hotel was built in 1890 and rebuilt after a fire as an eclectic Spanish style hotel. With golf, spas, pickle ball, tennis, beaches, biking, etc., it is easy to stay busy at this beautiful estate.

Eat

Dining out is an essential part of any travel experience. Explore our favorite restaurants, bars, and more.

The Canteen

This adorable beach-themed nook is casual with communal seating and delicious seafood fare, a favorite place to go with friends.

The Brewster Fish House

Housed in an adorable cottage, this restaurant has a stellar reputation for being one of the Cape’s best seafood restaurants with a contemporary, refined menu.

The Lobster Pot

This Provincetown landmark boasts two waterfront dining rooms and a robust menu.

Strangers and Saints

A former sea captain's home, Strangers & Saints offers an eclectic Mediterranean menu with craft cocktails and plenty of charm.

Kream N' Kone

For over six decades this has been the home of all things fried. Enjoy the welcoming outdoor patio where you can take in beautiful views of the Swan River.

Moby Dick's Restaurant

This iconic family-owned fried fish joint is a great place to bring the whole family. Order at the counter, settle in at a picnic table, and if you'd like — have a drink with your lobster, it's BYOB.

Chart Room

Famous for their lobster salad, their baked stuffed lobster, and clam chowder this restaurant sits on the harbour offering up beautiful views with a delicious meal. Their Mudslide drink, a combination of vodka, Bailey's, and Kahlua is tradition to order at the restaurant.

twenty-eight Atlantic

A five-star restaurant headed by James Hackney, serves delicious seafood and wagyu. This place is a must try. Finish off the night with the pavlova and leave with a satisfied stomach.

Drink

Dining out is an essential part of any travel experience. Explore our favorite restaurants, bars, and more.

Chart Room

This lively seafood bar not only has great drinks, but classic New England eats and gorgeous harbor views.

The Beachcomber

A summertime local favorite! Enjoy live music, fun cocktails, yummy food, and soak in stunning beachside views.

Mahoney’s Atlantic

Located in the heart of downtown Orleans, this adorable spot has a lively bar as well as a cozy dining room. Situated in a 19th century building, the restaurant’s ambiance exudes both history and charm.

Mooncusser's Tavern

Perfect for catching up with friends, Mooncussers Tavern offers occasional live jazz performances, on top of a fun atmosphere.

LiBAYtion

This canopied bar right on the water serves summery drinks allowing for the perfect place to sit back and enjoy a few drinks with some friends.

What to do

Immerse yourself in local activities — including world-class golf courses, beaches, spas, parks, and more.

Race Point Beach

Rent a bike and take a scenic ride to Race Point Beach in Provincetown.

Chatham Lighthouse Beach

Located only half a mile from downtown, this beautiful beach sits below Chatham Light, an active lighthouse that is occasionally open to tourists during the summer months.

Wellfleet Drive-In

Cozy up at the Wellfleet Drive-In for a classic outdoor theater experience. On the weekends, enjoy a flea market with 150+ vendors.

Bay Spirit Tours

Enjoy a sunset boat ride or a lighthouse tour by water for plenty of photo ops.

Cape Cod National Seashore

Enjoy a sunset boat ride, or a lighthouse tour by water for plenty of photo ops.

Great Island Trail

A must if you love hiking. Great Island Trail is on the longer side stretching nearly seven miles along the National Seashore in Wellfleet.

Blue Hill Helicopters

Take a ride in a helicopter while looking out on some of the Cape's beautiful waters and lands.

Hyannis Golf Course

Take your friends and family out for a day on the 18 hole course and stop at the bar after for some refreshments.

Culture

Discover local art museums, theaters, landmarks, festivals, and more.

Provincetown Art Association and Museum

Visit this nationally recognized, year-round cultural institution featuring America’s oldest active art colony. It's also the most visited art museum on Cape Cod.

Cape Cod Museum of Art

This classic museum exhibits work of the Cape’s finest artists. Be sure to stroll around the beautiful sculpture garden.

Cape Cod Museum of Natural History

This museum ⁠— focused on inspiring appreciation, understanding, and stewardship of our natural environment and wildlife ⁠— is perfect for kids with interactive displays and more.

Cape Cod Maritime Museum

Soak in Cape Cod's maritime history, boat building, yachting, and nautical art at the Cape Cod Maritime Museum.

Edward Gorey House

Also known as the Elephant House, this was the home of author, illustrator, puppeteer, and playwright, Edward Gorey. The house serves as an enjoyable museum celebrating Gorey's life and work.