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Arts & Culture
Whether you visit historic Sandwich or the artists' colony in Provincetown, each town and village in Cape Cod offers a delightful variety of art studios, music festivals, galleries, and craft shops to explore. You can immerse yourself in the rich cultural scene by visiting museums such as the Heritage Museums & Gardens or the Cape Cod Museum of Art, as well as historical societies. Enjoy outdoor concerts or experience the world-class Cape Symphony.
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Beaches
Cape Cod boasts 559.6 miles of unspoiled coastline, featuring some of the world's most exquisite beaches, particularly those located within the Cape Cod National Seashore. This pristine 40-mile stretch of sandy beach, situated in Outer Cape Cod, offers a captivating experience. The dynamic coastline of Cape Cod is continuously evolving, providing visitors with fresh and compelling reasons to explore our picturesque coasts.
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Breweries and Wineries
Cape Cod is an exhilarating sensory experience that can't be replicated elsewhere. The region's craft breweries and acclaimed wineries are certain to tempt your taste buds and stir up a longing for the Cape and Islands. Vineyard and brewery tours, along with wine and beer tastings, are widely available, offering a delightful opportunity to explore the local culinary scene.
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Birdwatching
It's time to grab your binoculars! With its varied habitats and geography, Cape Cod is an ideal location to observe migratory birds during the spring and fall seasons. The region is visited by a vast array of birds, including shorebirds of various types, songbirds, hawks, osprey, snowy owls, and other rare species, as they make their way along their migratory routes.
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Biking & Hiking
On Cape Cod, conservation and preservation efforts are of utmost importance, and the best way to appreciate its natural beauty is by exploring the well-maintained nature trails, which are ideal for scenic walks and hikes. To experience the region's stunning vistas while getting a good workout, the extensive network of bikeways is a fantastic option. Biking is an excellent way to revel in Cape Cod's natural splendor, whether you're traversing a mountain bike trail through forests and marshlands, cycling along one of the picturesque byways, or cruising down a designated paved trail.
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Golf
If you're looking for a way to stay active and unwind while practicing social distancing, Cape Cod's unspoiled and picturesque golf courses are an excellent option. With 27 public courses and 15 private facilities, the region caters to all skill levels, whether you're a novice or a seasoned player. The well-maintained fairways and greens are sure to entice golfers to the area, as is Cape Cod's mild climate, which frequently permits year-round play, a unique opportunity for golf enthusiasts.
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Cultural Districts
Throughout time, Cape Cod's unparalleled natural beauty has served as a source of inspiration for many, attracting writers, musicians, craftsmen, and fine artists who come to the region specifically to create. Nowadays, the fruits of this inspiration can be seen in the state-designated cultural districts, which are thriving clusters of galleries, artisans, museums, and performance spaces scattered throughout the area. Take the opportunity to explore them all!
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Live Theatre
Payomet is more than just a location for entertainment; it provides an immersive encounter. Their goal is to use the performing arts to showcase the allure and uniqueness of residing in the outer regions of Cape Cod. The theater’s artistic choices are influenced by the diverse preferences of our outer Cape audience, including those who visit us for short periods or longer periods as year-round residents.
