CAPE COD CLASSICS
Generations of families have traveled to the Cape to create summer memories together. In large part, that is due to the many family-friendly activities, and attractions spread all over the peninsula.
There’s countless attractions that children and adults can enjoy together, from mini-golf to go-karts, outdoor arcades, and water parks.
YOUR ADVENTUROUS SIDE
No trip to the Cape is complete without a day spent out on the water.
Sign up for a whale watch to experience Cape Cod's unique marine life. Naturalists on board share troves of information while observing humpback whales and other marine life in their natural habitat.
If you want to stay closer to shore, try a harbor or sunset boat tour. Many boating companies offer tours around the Cape's scenic harbors.
If you're looking for a thrilling adventure, everyone should try parasailing at least once! You'll fly into the sky behind a fast-moving powerboat. This activity is safe and fun for the whole family, sure to be a memorable part of every vacation.
MUSEUMS AND MORE
Cape Cod holds a vast amount of history. There are many museums and historical sites that are worth visiting.
The Pilgrim Monument in Provincetown is the tallest granite structure in the country and marks the pilgrim's first landing point. Don't miss the on-site museum to learn more about the Cape's early inhabitants.
If you're on the mid-Cape, stop by the Zion Union Heritage Museum in Hyannis. This museum collects artifacts that relate to the arts, sciences, religions, local history, politics, sports, and history of African-Americans and Cape Verdeans on Cape Cod, celebrating the rich history of people of color who have called the Cape home.
There are countless other museums and sites on the Cape for history buffs or anyone interested in learning more about the local history.
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