Your Guide to Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Cape Cod, Massachusetts, – a beautiful and diverse destination perfect for rest, fun, and food for all ages. Imagine your perfect vacation. Does it include relaxation? Maybe it includes the calming vibes of nature? Whether you are looking for a beach vacation, an outdoor adventure, or a delicious foodie experience, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, is the perfect vacation. 

Stay in Cape Cod 

Located near the tip of the peninsula, the new Aiden by Best Western @ Cape Point is not only a beautiful place to stay, but it’s also central to all of Cape Cod’s most appealing attractions, like its beautiful beaches and top-notch restaurants. 

To Do in Cape Cod 

Want that coastal ‘mom aesthetic’ everyone’s talking about? Beach town Cape Cod, Massachusetts, is located on a peninsula and fulfills all your beach town dreams. Take a hike, a swim, cast a line, or drive a boat all along the coast of Cape Cod. 

Three beaches to check out in the midst of your Cape Cod adventures are: Nauset Light Beach, Marconi Beach, and Race Point Beach. All three are known for their clear waters, white sand, and top-tier sunsets; take your pick or visit all three- you can’t go wrong! At Nauset Light Beach, you can expect to see off-roading vehicles cruising by, surfers hitting some of the biggest waves in Cape Cod, and families running around with ice cream from the popular snack shack located right on the beach. Marconi Beach, one of the more historical beaches of Cape Cod, holds one of the tallest cliffs looking over the ocean, and is loved by all who visit because of its uninterrupted, unblemished view of the natural world in all directions of ocean and nature. Race Point Beach, on the other hand, is a beach known for The Old Harbor Life-Saving Station, where the lifesavers’ motto was, “You have to go, but you don’t have to come back”. Don’t worry, though; Race Point Beach is a selling point for Cape Cod because of the beauty and history it holds. Whether you visit one of these popular beaches or all three, you are sure to get a taste of Cape Cod’s beach scene as the surfers shred and the coastal moms read – the beach vibes are priceless! 

To Eat in Cape Cod 

Don’t skip breakfast! At Keltic Kitchen in West Yarmouth, enjoy a traditional Irish Breakfast with an aesthetic and quaint experience perfect for the minimalist- the restaurant is built in a house, with little trinkets collected over time and sprinkled throughout. Browse the gift shop while waiting to be seated at this popular breakfast spot and try one of their many varieties of pancakes. 

Have lunch at Far Land Provisions in Provincetown for your perfect take-out deli and bakery spot. Located right on the coast, enjoy a Cape Cod local business and the beach at the same time! Far Land Provisions is known as the best local sandwich spot and contributes to the community with their “meet us by the beach events”- feeding the community along with catering and custom gift bags to send to friends and family from your travels in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. 

Buca’s Tuscan Roadhouse possesses a beautiful interior that elevates your Italian dining experience. The restaurant is located in a vineyard home, surrounded by rolling hills of greenery and wine barrels, and described as a “hole in the wall” dining experience with homemade cuisine you are sure to remember on your visit. 

Need a pre- or post-dinner pick-me-up? Del Mar Bar and Bistro is known as Cape Cod’s evening spot in Chatham for food, drinks, and socializing. With a wide range of wines and diverse cuisine, make a reservation to stop in and meet the locals as you experience some of Cape Cod’s best food and nightlife experiences! 

To See in Cape Cod 

There are some amazing sights you just can’t miss on your trip to Cape Cod, Massachusetts. From bike tours to inspirational museums, grand libraries, and breathtaking castles, Cape Cod has all the coolest sights ready to go for your trip to Massachusetts. Rent a bike and hit the Cape Cod Bicycle Trails & Paths, where you can bike down gorgeous sights like the Cape Cod Canal Bikeway or the Cape Cod Shining Sea Bikeway. 

Apart from things to see on a bike, catch a glimpse of grand libraries and breathtaking castles as you stroll through the town of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Peabody Institute Library is the city’s oldest community library, capturing a lovely picture of education and history traveling back to 1854, all the way to present day, with creative labs and classes for both adults and children. Castle Hill on the Crane Estate is one of many beautiful castles for visitors and locals alike to appreciate its architectural beauty. With a magnificent 365 acres of landscape, see this grand art estate in its truest form as you make your way through Cape Cod. 

To Shop in Cape Cod 

Located on the tip of the peninsula, Provincetown Commercial Street is right on the coast and is one of the liveliest shopping towns in all of Cape Cod – worth the trip! With locally owned businesses lined up in a row, Provincetown Commercial Street is described as one of the friendliest communities, with something new happening every minute! 

Lively both during the day and at night, Falmouth Main Street is your perfect shopping street and place to get pampered with a spa day or to sip on a cool drink! Unique and beautiful buildings hold these locally owned businesses for all your vacation shopping needs! Pick up some souvenirs and grab a drink as you explore the culture Cape Cod brings.