Everything in Provincetown

Hatches Harbor & Race Point Lighthouse Trail

Moderate · 3.3 mi · Sand

An out-and-back route (about 3.3 miles round trip) on a sand fire road leading through tidal salt marsh and rolling dunes out to Hatches Harbor and the historic Race Point Lighthouse. A noted birding hotspot. Tidal conditions affect the marsh crossing, so check tides and wear waterproof footwear at high tide. As a fire road, leashed dogs are permitted.

History and Art Tour of Provincetown

A Cape Cod sightseeing, history and culture experience. Booked on Viator.

Ryder Street Beach (MacMillan Beach)

Harbor

A small, sandy town beach in the heart of downtown Provincetown at the end of Ryder Street, right beside MacMillan Pier. Its calm, clear harbor water makes it a convenient spot for sunbathing, wading, and launching a kayak, with shops, galleries, and restaurants just steps away.

Provincetown Harbor Beach (Town Beach)

Harbor

The long stretch of sandy harbor shoreline running along Provincetown's waterfront on either side of MacMillan Wharf. Sheltered, calm bay water and an easy walk to shops, restaurants, and galleries make it ideal for swimming, paddling, beachcombing, and long strolls. Tides expose broad flats at low water.

Sanctum Paranormal Museum & Ghost Hunts

Paranormal museum and ghost-hunt experiences at 322 Commercial Street in Provincetown. Founded by Adam Berry of Ghost Hunters and Kindred Spirits — offers museum tours, private seances, and overnight investigations. Open Tuesday through Sunday.

Wood End Beach

Bay / Sound

Remote walk-in beach at the western tip of Provincetown accessible only by a 1.5-mile walk along the West End Breakwater or a long beach hike. The beach wraps around the peninsula near Wood End Lighthouse and offers stunning views of Cape Cod Bay with calm, protected water. Completely undeveloped with no facilities — true solitude.