Cape Cod Summer Vacation
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Stay in Chatham, spend a day at Woods Hole, one day in Provincetown, explore the national sea shore and all the beautiful beaches on the cape. Mini golf, the movies, sea food and ice cream all add up to a great week down the cape.
Author: Elizabeth
Day 1 - Cape Cod
Chatham is my favorite town on the cape - it's not too far up the cape but nicely situated right in the middle. Harwich, another beautiful little town, is right next door. After checking into the Bed and Breakfast, have dinner at Clancy's where you can get a great view and a good meal.
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8 Upper County Rd
Cape Cod, MA 02639
Phone:
+1 508 394 6661
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North Pamet Road
(From South Pamet Road off Route 6)
Cape Cod, MA 02652
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Corn Hill Rd
(from Castle Rd off Rte 6)
Cape Cod, MA 02666
Phone:
+1 508 349 3635
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100 Breed's Hill Road
Cape Cod, MA 02601
Phone:
+1 508 775 3358
Day 2 - Cape Cod
Start off your day at Pancake Man, then hit the beach. Pirate's Cove Mini Golf is a good activity near by if you get bored of sunning yourself. Get some clam chowder at the Four Hundred Club, then go down the street to see a movie.
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952 Route 28
Cape Cod, MA 02664
Phone:
+1 508 398 9532
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Craigville Beach Rd
Cape Cod, MA 02632
Phone:
+1 508 775 9695
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728 Main Street
Cape Cod, MA 2664
Phone:
+1 509 394 5252
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429 Main Street
Cape Cod, MA 02646
Phone:
5-8 430 0404
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195 Route 137
East Harwich
Cape Cod, MA 02645
Phone:
508 430 1160
Day 3 - Cape Cod
Woods Hole is known best for two things - its marine science institutions and the fact that the ferry leaves from Woods Hole for Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. These two quaint islands are worth a visit. If you don't get on the ferry, at least hit the seas on a whale watching boat out of Hyannis. Another option would be to go deep sea fishing. Stick around Hyannis for some night life, which can be hard to find in smaller beach towns on the cape.
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166 Water Street
(corner of Water and Albatross Streets)
Cape Cod, MA 02543
Phone:
+1 508 495 2001
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269 Millway Road
(Exit 132 off Re. 6 to Phinney's Ln)
Cape Cod, MA 2668
Phone:
+1 508 362 6088 / +1 888 942 5392
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649 Main Street
Hyannis
Cape Cod, MA 02601
Phone:
508 771 9090
Day 4 - Cape Cod
Start your day off right with a melt-away and a coffee from Bonatt's Bakery. Take it to go, or stay and have a hearty egg breakfast. Enjoy the cape wildlife by going on a Wednesday Walk and explore the Cape Cod National Seashore. Get seafood at Twenty Eight Atlantic, then don't miss the ice cream at Sundae School.
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537 Route 28
Cape Cod, MA 02646
Phone:
508 432 7199
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869 Route 6A
(Cape Cod Museum of Natural History )
Cape Cod, MA 02631
Phone:
+1 508 896 3867 x121 / +1 800 479 3867
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Nauset Road & Route 6
(Administrative Office)
Cape Cod, MA 02667
Phone:
1-508-771-2144
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2173 Head of the Bay Road
Cape Cod, MA 02645
Phone:
+1 508 430-3000
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606 Main Street
East Orleans
Cape Cod, MA 02646
Phone:
508 430 2444
Day 5 - Cape Cod
Another way to take in the sights of the Cape is to bike or walk the Cape Cod Rail Trail. Dining in Chatham is very good, but pricier and fancier than other towns.
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Rte 134
(South of Rte 6)
Cape Cod, MA 02638
Phone:
+1 508 896 3491