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Cape Cod MA Tourism and Sightseeing
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Where is Cape Cod Massachusetts?
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Cape Cod Massachusetts
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Cape Cod Massachusetts Tourism At a GlanceBest Time to Visit Cape Cod Massachusetts As for visiting, the Cape is at its tourist peak from mid-May to mid-September, when seasonal transients pack up their SUVs and head South. The Cape is at its best - visually - in the fall. Mostly mild days abound, but the water is still luke-warm enough to swim.Hotels generally drop their rates in the fall, although more and more travelers are starting to sneak in each year. Click Here to find hotels in Cape Cod. If you need additional visitor information for Cape Cod, Click Here. Average Cape Cod Weather During the summer, it's rare for the temperature to rise above 80 degrees. The water is usually swimmable by July (although some travelers risk the seemingly frigid temperatures and bite the bullet). Spring is a mild time in Cape Cod -- as far as climate is concerned. Spring is a time of change in Cape Cod. Restaurants and hotels begin opening again (usually around April) and seasonal residents begin pouring in for the summer. Winter is a fairly quiet time on the Cape. While year-round residents aren't left with absolutely nothing to do, it is true that they are left with peaceful, barren beaches and chilly nights. Cape-goers are blessed in the fall, when prices start going down and the leaves begin to change. This time of year is probably the best -- visually. Transportation Those driving to the Cape will find that it's accessibly by two main highways - Routes 6 and 28. Route 6 (also called the Mid-Cape Highway) is the primary road through the Cape, and Route 28 is more scenic, running from Bourne Bridge to Orleans. Route 28 is often more crowded, causing major traffic delays, especially in peak season. Travelers to the Cape may want to have access to a car while visiting, especially those who plan to take in more than one region. But, keep in mind that traffic is a nightmare due to the area's popularity. If you're planning on spending a day or two in Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, you can rely on ferries to transport you to both islands. Ferries can be accessed in Woods Hole and Hyannis - both within an hour of other spots along the Cape. It's also possible to take a ferry from Boston to Cape Cod, including Provincetown, which may make your trip less stressful (the drive from Boston to P-town can be excruciating during peak seasons). In-Season Costs Dont expect to visit Cape Cod on a shoestring budget. Although some deals can be had, the area can definitely pack a punch to your wallet -- especially from Memorial Day to Labor Day. It's not unusual for hotels to require a five-night minimum stay during peak season, and rates range anywhere from $79 per night on up (and up). Make sure you refer to a travel guide before you go. This way, youll know ahead of time where you can save money. Massachusetts Tourism - Cape Cod Attractions, Activities and Day Trips Boston: Boston is a three- to four-hour drive from Cape Cod (from the Lower Cape). If you're visiting Cape Cod and have some time to spend in the big city, do it. Boston is a wonderful city. Visit Harvard, Faneuil Hall and the famous North End. New York City: If you have a couple of days to spread out, try taking Amtrak from Boston to New York City. The ride, roughly four hours, is beautiful, with stops in Mystic, Connecticut and Providence, Rhode Island.
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Things to do in Cape Cod MA, Sightseeing and Cape Cod MA Tourism Cape Cod MA Tourism - Planning a Cape Cod MA Vacation Below is a list of Cape Cod MA tourist attractions, activities, events, hotels, restaurants and visitor information entries to help you plan a Cape Cod MA Vacation! Find detailed information on the Cape Cod MA tourism entries by clicking on their links. Narrow your search by selecting from a specific Cape Cod MA travel category on the left hand menu.
Explore All Of Massachusetts's Regions You can find Massachusetts tourist attractions and activities in all of Massachusetts's regions: Boston, Cambridge, Cape Cod, Greater Springfield, Hyannis, Plymouth, Sturbridge and Other.
Fun Things to do during your Cape Cod MA Vacation - Top Cape Cod MA Tourist Attractions and Activities Some of the most popular Cape Cod MA tourist attractions that list on our site include Cape Cod National Seashore , Provincetown Whale Watch and Cape Cod Scenic Tours.
Fun activities in Cape Cod MA include Wellfleet Cinemas, Whaler's Wharf Cinema at the Art House and Wellfleet Drive-In.
Create an online Cape Cod MA vacation itinerary You can use WeGoPlaces.com to plan your Cape Cod MA vacation itinerary! To begin, select from our list of Cape Cod MA tourist attractions, activities, accommodations, events, restaurants or Cape Cod MA vacation & visitor information entries. Click the "Add" button to add individual entries to your online Cape Cod MA vacation itinerary.
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Cape Cod National Seashore National Park
Category: Wellfleet National Park near Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Description of this Cape Cod area Attraction: Cape Cod National Seashore comprises 43,604 acres of shoreline and upland landscape features, including a forty-mile long stretch of pristine sandy beach, dozens of clear, deep, freshwater kettle ponds, and upland scenes that depict evidence of how people have used the land. A variety of historic structures are within the boundary of the Seashore, including lighthouses, a lifesaving station, and numerous Cape Cod style houses. The Seashore offers six swimming beaches, eleven self-guiding nature trails, and a variety of picnic areas and scenic overlooks.
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Thornton W. Burgess Museum Thornton W. Burgess Museum, Naturalist and Storyteller
Category: Cape Cod Museum in Massachusetts
Description of this Cape Cod Attraction: The Thornton W. Burgess Museum, located in the Deacon Eldred House in Historic Sandwich Village, displays many books, manuscripts and artifacts from the life of Mr. Burgess [1874-1965],the renowned author and conservationist who was born and grew up in Sandwich. His stories of Peter Rabbit, Jimmy Skunck, Grandfather Frog, Johnny Chuck, Sammy Jay, Reddy Fox and many others have taught generations of young people about the natural world and the importance of conservation of our natural resources. The museum's unique gift shop offers Burgess books and nature-related items. Live animal story times are held during the summer months.
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Brewster Green Resort, Indoor Pool, Outdoor Pool, Non Smoking Rooms Vacation Accomodations in Brewster, Massachussets
Category: Brewster Resort near Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Description of this Cape Cod area Accommodation: Located just off of historic, picturesque Route 6A on the Cape’s North Coast in Brewster, “America’s Sea Captain’s Town.” Attractions like the Cape Cod National Seashore, beaches, whale watching, golf, charter fishing and fine dining are just minutes away. Close by is Nickerson State Park with its beautiful fresh water ponds, many walking trails and access to the Cape Cod bicycle trail. Come stay, and see why we say, “Brewster Green, Just Perfect!”
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Cape Codder Resort & Spa, Indoor Pool, Non Smoking Rooms, Restaurant Resort
Category: Cape Cod Resort in Massachusetts
Description of this Cape Cod Accommodation: Welcome to the Cape Codder Resort & Spa - and to Cape Cod's ultimate destination vacation. Cape Codder Resort & Spa is in the heart of Cape Cod. You may never want to leave the resort that offers so much.
Offering two award-winning restaurants— the Hearth n’ Kettle and the Grand Cru Wine Bar. From outdoor dining on the deck to unique wines, live jazz & everything in-between - there’s something for everyone. Room service is offered by the Hearth n’ Kettle Restaurant. The Wave Pool includes 2-foot waves, and 80-foot water slide as well as a 50-foot water slide, waterfalls, soothing whirlpool, and two saunas. Start your morning in the state-of-the-art fitness center which overlooks the beautifully landscaped courtyard. Business center and wireless Internet access offered complimentary.
Our beautiful courtyard provides the perfect setting for outdoor leisure. Over 12 acres of exquisitely manicured grounds invite visitors to relax and unwind. Sit back on the deck with a good book; take in the fresh air strolling through lovely gardens; play in the sand or lounge in the sun. The exciting bonfire creates a fun atmosphere at dusk and is complimented by live entertainment in-season. Also, during the warmer months, take in a nightly movie right outside! The playground provides fun for the younger kids. Step into our courtyard and be whisked away to a tropical world all its own!
The Beach Plum Spa located at the hotel provides an extensive menu of services for men and women. We offer day and overnight packages and are also happy to customize a package to meet your specific needs. Our body products and oils have been carefully chosen using the finest ingredients to achieve the highest level of results. Body products are all natural or 100% certified organic. The skin care lines we have chosen are the most result-oriented in the industry.
No matter when you come, Summer, Spring, Winter, Fall, there is something fun to do for all!
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