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.

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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