CAPE COD & ISLANDS

Quick Facts About Cape Cod

  • Location: Southeastern Massachusetts, extending into the Atlantic Ocean

  • Population: ~228,000 (Cape Cod), ~17,000 (Martha’s Vineyard), ~14,000 (Nantucket)

  • Famous For: Pristine beaches, seafood, historic sites, and whale watching

  • Best Time to Visit: Late spring through early fall

  • Major Airports: Barnstable Municipal Airport (HYA), Martha’s Vineyard Airport (MVY), Nantucket Memorial Airport (ACK)

Explore Cape Cod & Islands

Discover the unparalleled charm of Massachusetts’ Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, and Nantucket. These iconic coastal destinations offer an idyllic blend of stunning beaches, maritime heritage, and world-class dining. Whether you're exploring historic lighthouses, indulging in fresh seafood, or relaxing on picturesque shores, this region captures the essence of New England coastal living.

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Points of Interest

Cape Cod:

  • Cape Cod National Seashore – 40 miles of protected shoreline with scenic trails and dunes.

  • Provincetown – A lively arts and LGBTQ+ destination at the tip of Cape Cod.

  • Hyannis – Home to the Kennedy family legacy and ferry access to the islands.

  • Chatham Lighthouse – An iconic, still-functioning lighthouse with stunning coastal views.

Martha’s Vineyard:

  • Edgartown – A charming whaling-era town with historic homes and upscale shopping.

  • Aquinnah Cliffs – Dramatic clay cliffs offering breathtaking ocean views.

  • Oak Bluffs – Famous for its colorful Gingerbread Cottages and lively harbor.

Nantucket:

Key Businesses & Local Favorites

Plan Your Visit

Whether you're planning a summer getaway or considering making Cape Cod & the Islands your home, there's no shortage of experiences to explore. Check out these helpful resources:

Start planning your adventure today and experience the magic of Cape Cod & The Islands!

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