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Visiting Cape Cod
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Bay / Sound
A quieter Nantucket Sound beach just west of Craigville Beach in Centerville, popular with locals and less crowded than its neighbor.
Wellness ResetSet sail from Hyannis Harbor aboard the Capt. John & Son II for a Sunset Cocktail Cruise, a 90-minute tropical tour on the water. Watch the sunset over Hyannis Harbor as you enjoy a variety of drinks.
Cape ClassicsThe Cape's only land-and-sea tour rolls through historic Hyannis in an amphibious vehicle before splashing into the harbor. A giggly 45-minute narrated adventure kids vote best ride.
Cape ClassicsSet sail on this relaxing cruise across Hyannis Harbor. Purchase a drink from the vessel's fully stocked bar and soak in the breathtaking views of the sunset.
BeachBay / Sound
One of Cape Cod's most popular south-facing beaches on Nantucket Sound. Wide sandy shore with warm calm water, ideal for families. Located at the end of Craigville Beach Road in Centerville.
Beach DayA one-hour narrated harbor cruise past Great Island, Point Gammon Light and the Kennedy Compound — a view you can only get from the water. A Hyannis tradition.
Rainy DayCape Cod's only dedicated axe throwing venue at 489 Bearse's Way in Hyannis. Throw big axes, knives, and arrows, or step up to the Trackman Indoor Golf Simulator — all under one roof with a full bar and live entertainment on weekends. Expert instruction included.
Cape ClassicsA relaxed sunset cruise across Hyannis Harbor and Lewis Bay aboard a 64-foot catamaran with a full bar. Lighthouse and live-music cruises also offered.
Easy · 2 mi · Natural trail
A gentle riverside walk following the Centerville River through estuarine marsh and wooded upland. The tidal river is a magnet for herons, egrets, ospreys, and kingfishers. Peaceful and mostly flat. Connects to the wider network of conservation land in the Centerville/Osterville river corridor.