On a Cape Cod tour, you should look for whales between April and October, when the ocean’s water is at its warmest. What kinds of whales will you see? Humpbacks, finbacks, orcas, and even the extremely endangered North Atlantic right whales are known to make an appearance. Today, the natural deep harbor at Cape Cod’s […]
Cape Cod is home to fourteen historic lighthouses! That’s an extremely high concentration for such a small peninsula. Let’s take a look at some that you can see on your Cape Cod tours, and what makes each of them unique. To visit all these lighthouses and more, download the Cape Cod tour app! The driving […]
Why choose? A Cape Cod driving tour will take you through every part of the peninsula in just a few hours! Let’s start with Eastham. Did you know that the Mayflower Pilgrims landed on the Cape before they ever came to Plymouth? Eastham’s First Encounter Beach marks the place where the Pilgrims initially met with […]
You can count on a Cape Cod tour to show you the most famous sights: beaches, lighthouses, wildlife, and Provincetown!
Yes! You can easily tour the entire expanse of the Cape with a Cape Cod driving tour! The route hits as many of the most iconic Cape Cod stops as possible. The tour begins in Barnstable at the Visitor's Center. Then the turn-by-turn directions guide you up the coast through Eastham, Wellfleet, and Truro before finally reaching the very end of the peninsula at Provincetown.
There's so much to see on a Cape Cod tour, from beaches to lighthouses to real live whales! Need ideas? I've compiled a list of some of my favorite things to do!
There's something about the warm weather that makes you think about sand, the sun, and the salty air of the Atlantic Ocean. Be sure to pack your sunglasses and sandals for your Cape Cod tour.
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