Cape Cod in Massachusetts is a Summer Paradise, a hook-shaped peninsula known for its charming seaside villages, lighthouses, and pristine National Seashore beaches. The fresh seafood shacks, whale watching tours, and quintessential New England coastal charm make it a beloved summer destination.
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Top spots in Cape Cod
Cape Cod National Seashore
Over 40 miles & 40,000 acres of dune-filled beaches, salt marshes & hiking & cycling paths.
Whydah Pirate Museum
Museum displaying artifacts recovered from an 18th-century vessel used for piracy & the slave trade.
Scargo Tower
Built in 1901, this 30-ft. hilltop stone tower with a spiral staircase offers panoramic views.
John F. Kennedy Memorial
Serene memorial overlooking Lewis Bay featuring a small pool & fountain, plus landscaped gardens.
Cape Cod Maritime Museum
Seasonal waterfront museum exploring the region's maritime history with exhibits & boat tours.
Sandy Neck Lighthouse
Privately owned brick lighthouse from 1857, a popular sight on whale-watching boat trips.
Captain Penniman House
Nauset Lighthouse
Quaint, restored red & white lighthouse dating from 1838 & open for seasonal tours.
Highland Lighthouse
Circa-1907 hotel building with restored resort ambiance showcases objects & papers of Truro's past.
Cape Cod Cranberry Bog Tours