Enchanting Chatham, on the Outer Cape, is a historic village that offers a quintessential Cape Cod experience. Browse the boutiques and galleries, relax by the beach or explore the nearby sand dunes. This is one of the best places to visit in Cape Cod for anyone looking for that classic East Coast beach vibe.

This bustling lively harbour town is home to a lot of shops and restaurants and also a JFK museum. Its central location makes it a great base for exploring the whole of the cape.

Established in 1639, this is the oldest village on Cape Cod. With quaint inns, antique shops, a village pond and picturesque white-steepled churches, it’s also one of the most charming!

A lovely seaside town made up of eight small villages with lots of restaurants and galleries. There’s a 10 mile scenic biking path and the area is also home to beautiful, sandy Old Silver Beach.

At the tip of the Cape is liberal Provincetown. This picturesque and arty town is one of America’s most LGBTQ+ friendly destinations. Enjoy the lively bars along Commercial Street or relax on the wide, sandy beaches.

A short ferry ride from the mainland lies Martha’s Vineyard. From the historic homes of whaling captains and quaint gingerbread style cottages to windswept beaches and lone lighthouses, this delightful island is full of charm and is one of the best places to visit in Cape Cod.