October on the Cape! If you’re not slurping oysters or hoisting a pint, you’re face-to-face with pumpkin people or hearing haunted tales about local spirits. While you’re out leaf-peeping, keep an eye…
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It’s no surprise. Most people imagine going to the beach and fried seafood when they think of Cape Cod. However, there’s a small, but devoted few who know autumn, particularly around harvest time, is…
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While summer days on Cape Cod are made for flip flops and fried clams, the destination also sets a romantic backdrop for quality time with your significant other. Here are some romantic (and fun)…
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Everyone has heard that the best things in life are free, but here’s a list to prove it. Stumble upon a springtime fairy garden, tour a coastal winery, go leaf-peeping by bicycle, or look out from the…
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You’ll never regret taking the scenic route on Cape Cod, and the private gardens of the 8th Annual Cape Cod Hydrangea Fest are a gorgeous reason to step off the beaten path. The ten-day summer garden…
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Don't let the cool temps fool you, spring is now officially upon us! Here are the best ways to celebrate brilliant seasonal colors, gorgeous blooms and beautiful beaches as Cape Cod awakens for the…
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Cape Cod is no ordinary beach destination. With some 560 miles of beautiful shoreline plus historic lighthouses, award-winning seafood and a rich history, including many American firsts, this sandy…
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Cape Cod’s distinction as a cultural destination is owed largely to a compelling and colorful history, which has inspired a fascinating collection of museums over time. Some of these – including the…
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Technically, fall lasts until December 21st, but the season always seems to go by so fast. Maybe that’s because it’s one of the prettiest times on the Cape, whether you’re bundled up for a walk at the…
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Name the place on Cape Cod that was beloved by Jackson Pollock, Tennessee Williams, E. E. Cummings and Henry David Thoreau. These 19th and 20th-century icons of American arts and literature each…
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