Every place below is listed and verified by Cape Cod Certified.
Visiting Cape Cod
Cape Cod's best sunsets happen on the Bay side — Skaket, Chapin, Gray's Beach, Provincetown harbor, and more. Local guide with timing, tides, and what to know.
Cape Cod Celebrations
A transparent, line-by-line look at real Cape Cod wedding costs in 2026 — venue, catering, clambake, florals & more, with budgets for 50, 100 & 150 guests.
Living on Cape Cod
Cape Cod septic guide for 2026: Title 5 rules, I/A nitrogen-reducing systems, real install costs, watershed permits, tax credits, and what to do before you sell.
Beach DayThe Fire & Water Cape Cod Experience with RideAway Adventures in Sandwich. Book on Cape Cod Certified.
Beach DayClimb, swing and zip across ~60 treetop platforms on five aerial trails set in the gardens of Heritage Museums. Built for ages 7 and up at any fitness level.
BeachBay / Sound
The famous Sandwich Boardwalk stretches roughly 1,350 feet across Mill Creek and salt marsh out to the bay-side dunes and beach. A beloved spot for strolling, birdwatching, crabbing off the planks, and watching the sun set over Cape Cod Bay. Connects to Town Neck Beach. Restrooms available seasonally.
Cape ClassicsWatch master glassblower Michael Magyar shape molten glass into seashells, pumpkins and ornaments in his Route 6A hot shop. Seasonal make-your-own ornament sessions available.
Bay / Sound
A six-mile barrier beach along Cape Cod Bay reached via the East Sandwich gatehouse off Route 6A, though the beach itself is managed by the Town of Barnstable. Full amenities at the main beach: lifeguards, restrooms, outdoor showers, snack bar, ramp access and a beach wheelchair. Famous for dunes, beachcombing, sea glass, ORV trails, and primitive camping. Note: Sandwich beach stickers are not accepted here.
Bay / Sound
A quieter stretch of Cape Cod Bay shoreline running from Ploughed Neck Road to North Shore Boulevard. Known for calm water and a relaxed, residential feel with limited parking. Good for low-key swimming, long beach walks, and shelling at low tide.
Moderate · 5.6 mi · Natural trail
Roughly 500 acres of hilly upland with about 18 miles of trails (a popular 5.6-mile loop); elevations to 250 feet offer views toward Cape Cod Bay, with designated mountain-bike trails.
Easy · Natural trail
112 acres of interior upland along the Scorton marsh system, donated in 1964 by Dr. Fritz Talbot; sandy and dirt trails wind through pine and oak groves to expansive views of marsh grasses and tidal flats.
Easy · 1.25 mi · Natural trail
Over 80 acres of forest and wetland along historic Route 6A with about 1.25 miles of trails offering peaceful views of Scorton Marsh through cedar, tupelo, and pine.