Pillar I · Demand
Five million visitors come to Cape Cod every year looking for a feeling. We curate the moments, then connect each one to the products, gifts, and local standards that make it last.
Free ranger-led canoe and kayak programs inside the Cape Cod National Seashore, running May through October. Guided canoe paddles through Salt Pond depart Wednesdays and Fridays (2.5 hrs); kayak trips run Fridays (3 hrs). All equipment provided; advance phone reservation required.
Follow a naturalist through pine woods, salt marsh and barrier beach in search of songbirds and shorebirds. A gentle, all-levels intro to the birds of the Outer Cape.
40+ years of open-boat offshore fishing out of Falmouth Marine Park. The Islander and Patriot Too run 4-hour and 6-hour bottom-fishing trips daily — no full charter required, just buy a seat alongside other anglers and keep what you catch.
A private deep-sea charter for up to six anglers from MacMillan Pier, targeting striped bass and bluefish in the productive waters off the Cape's tip. A personalized day on the water.
A 54-acre campus in Brewster overlooking Cape Cod Bay, featuring two floors of exhibits on local flora, fauna, and coastal ecology — including live aquariums. Three self-guided nature trails wind through salt marsh, woodland, and bay shoreline, with ranger-style guided field walks offered daily in summer.
