Cape Cod Vacation, Places to Stay

Cape Cod is Massachusetts most popular vacation destinations. It has pristine beaches, golf, fishing, whale watching, shopping villages, ferries to Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard.

What you will find in Cape is that every town has its own unique characteristics, culture, and history. Most towns are small with large beach fronts.

Tourists can enjoy the little downtown village shopping and restaurants, enjoy some of the best clams and lobsters in the world.

Lighthouses are rare today, but Cape Cod has several still working Highland Light, Nauset Light, Chatham Light, Race Point Light, and Nobska Light. Whale Watching is a very popular.

Yet if you want the night life there’s plenty in Cape Cod.

From the southeast part of the Cape you can enjoy a day at Martha’s Vineyard or Nantucket islands each with has its own uniqueness. Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, both are accessible by ferry from several shipping ports.

Most of the tourist towns have village shopping where you can purchase collectibles, shirts, restaurants, jewelry, nic naks and much more. You will find many anglers fishing for Striped Bass and Blues, right from the beaches. The public is welcome to many golf courses.

Cape Cod is divided into three parts upper Cape Cod, middle Cape Cod, and lower Cape Cod.

Upper Cape Cod Starts at Cape Cod Canal
Bourne
Falmouth
Hyannis

Middle or mid Cape Cod
Dennis
Yarmouth

Lower Cape Cod
Chatham
Eastham
Orleans
Provincetown
Truro
Wellfleet

Cape Cod Islands
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket

Other Massachusetts places to stay
Plum Island
Plymouth
Sturbridge Village

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