Cape Cod 10 days

The vibrant heart of Cape Cod, Hyannis Harbor is a bustling area with shops, restaurants, and ferries to the islands. Enjoy the lively atmosphere and views of the water.

• Look for the JFK Hyannis Museum for historical context.
• Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the docks.

Explore the eclectic shops and boutiques along Hyannis's Main Street. From souvenirs to local crafts, there's something for everyone.

A casual, family-friendly spot known for its classic New England seafood, especially fried clams and lobster rolls.

Take a scenic ferry ride from Hyannis or Harwich to the charming island of Nantucket. The journey offers beautiful ocean views.

• Book ferry tickets in advance, especially during peak season.
• Consider the fast ferry for a quicker journey.

Discover Nantucket's rich maritime history at this acclaimed museum, featuring artifacts and stories from the island's whaling past.

Visit the iconic Brant Point Lighthouse, a picturesque spot offering lovely views and a glimpse into maritime navigation history.

Enjoy upscale American cuisine in a sophisticated setting with a lively bar. Known for its excellent cocktails and refined dishes.

Take a ferry from Wood's Hole or Falmouth to the diverse and beautiful island of Martha's Vineyard. The island offers distinct towns and natural beauty.

• Consider the passenger-only ferry for convenience.
• Check ferry schedules from different ports.

Relax on the expansive South Beach, known for its long stretch of sand, rolling dunes, and crashing waves. It's perfect for sunbathing and long walks.

Wander through the charming streets of Edgartown, with its picturesque clapboard houses, boutique shops, and harbor views.

Experience creative, globally inspired cuisine in a cozy, intimate setting. Reservations are highly recommended.

Observe the working fishing fleet at Chatham Fish Pier. You might even spot seals basking in the sun near the boats.

Walk along the beautiful Chatham Lighthouse Beach, with its iconic lighthouse providing a stunning backdrop. It's a great spot for beachcombing.

Explore the charming shops, art galleries, and eateries in downtown Chatham. It's a quintessential Cape Cod village experience.

A lively and popular spot offering a wide range of seafood and pub fare, with a great atmosphere for a casual dinner.

Visit one of the most beautiful beaches in the US. Coast Guard Beach offers stunning dunes, ocean views, and excellent swimming.

• Parking can be limited; consider arriving early or using the shuttle during summer.

Another gem within the National Seashore, Nauset Light Beach features dramatic cliffs and the iconic Nauset Lighthouse.

Explore the quaint shops and galleries in Orleans, known for its unique charm and local crafts.

Enjoy creative seafood dishes and a lively atmosphere in Orleans. Known for its oyster bar and diverse menu.

Experience the wild beauty of Race Point Beach, part of the Cape Cod National Seashore, known for its dramatic dunes and powerful surf.

• Can be very windy; dress in layers.
• Great spot for whale watching tours departing nearby.

Take an exhilarating dune tour across the Provincetown landscape. Learn about the unique ecosystem and enjoy panoramic views.

Stroll down the vibrant Commercial Street, famous for its art galleries, unique shops, and lively LGBTQ+ scene.

A classic Provincetown institution offering fantastic seafood with harbor views. Famous for its lobster dishes.

Enjoy the wide, sandy shores of Old Silver Beach, a popular spot known for its calm waters and beautiful sunsets.

Cycle or walk along the scenic Shining Sea Bikeway, which winds through salt marshes and offers beautiful coastal views.

• Bike rentals are available near the trail.

Explore the charming shops, boutiques, and galleries along Main Street in Falmouth, a picturesque New England village.

Savor delicious Mexican cuisine and creative cocktails in a vibrant setting. Known for its fresh ingredients and lively atmosphere.

Walk along the historic Sandwich Boardwalk, a charming wooden walkway over Mill Creek, offering scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere.

Explore beautiful gardens and fascinating exhibits, including antique cars and a working carousel, at this renowned institution.

• Check for special exhibits or events.

Wander through the charming streets of Sandwich Village, the oldest town on Cape Cod, with its historic buildings and quaint shops.

Dine in a beautifully restored Victorian inn, offering refined American cuisine in an elegant setting.

Enjoy hiking trails, swimming, and fishing in this expansive park featuring freshwater ponds and dense woodlands.

Explore the calmer waters and tidal flats of Cape Cod Bay. Crosby Landing Beach is known for its scenic views and is great for tide pooling.

Discover the natural history of Cape Cod, with exhibits on local wildlife, marine life, and coastal habitats.

Enjoy fresh, local seafood in a casual and friendly atmosphere. A local favorite for classic Cape Cod dishes.

Take a final stroll along the Cape Cod Canal, a major shipping artery offering scenic walking and biking paths with views of passing ships.

If you missed it earlier or want a final taste of classic Cape Cod, enjoy a seafood lunch here before heading out.

Depart from Cape Cod, reflecting on your coastal adventures.