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About Vacation Rentals in Cape Cod

Cape Cod, Massachusetts, with more than a hundred beaches is more than a vacation destination; it is a beach lover's dream come true! Cape Cod is a dream that extends 40 miles into the Atlantic Ocean and, in summer, the island becomes the favorite spot for countless visitors seeking out the waves and sun. Cape Cod is an active vacation destination with fishing, sailing, golf, parasailing, hiking, and shopping leading the list of every vacationers itinerary. Cape Cod is your passport to the land of unlimited fun and frolic.

While visiting Cape Cod you will realize what beaches can do to make your vacation a timeless affair. Sandy Neck  beach in Cape Cod is a result of over thousands of years of painstaking effort by mother nature. The beach with her  6-miles of silky soft sand is the ultimate destination for beach combers, and sun worshipers. The beach is also famous for piping birds that come to nest there. You'll also get a 360 degree view of the ocean and hiking trails that wind their way through the dunes. Falmouth Heights Beach is another beach  that presents an unique atmosphere with its the rustic and pristine charm.  You can watch the sunrise over shores of the Nantucket Sound and savor sunsets over the placid Buzzard's Bay.  The great Cape Cod National Seashore located on the Outer Cape offer forty miles of pristine sandy beach, marshes, ponds, steep cliffs, 60-foot sand dunes, and diverse species of the uplands.

Provincetown, which sits on the northeast corner of the island has a unique shift from its past. The area transformed itself from being a   prominent fishing port to an area with artistic flavor. The town is filled with shops, galleries, gourmet restaurants, and museums. You should not miss the Pilgrim Monument, the symbol of  Provincetown. The Pilgrim Monument in Cape Cod was built to commemorate the 'first landing' of the Mayflower Pilgrims in Provincetown on November 21, 1620. Sandwich glass museum reveals the history of  the area and its contribution to the glass industry.