Why visit Cape Cod
- Cape Cod National Seashore: Protected coastline with dunes, beaches and walking trails, stretching along the Atlantic.
- Chatham: A classic New England town known for its lighthouse, harbour and traditional architecture.
- Provincetown: At the tip of Cape Cod, with a lively arts scene, galleries and access to surrounding beaches.
- Martha’s Vineyard: An island just off Cape Cod, known for its beaches, small towns and relaxed, coastal feel.
- Nantucket: Further offshore, known for its historic charm, cobbled streets and strong maritime heritage.
- Whale watching: Boat trips run from several harbours, offering the chance to see whales during the season.
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Getting to Cape Cod
The closest international airport is Boston Logan International Airport, with regular direct flights from the UK. From here, the journey to Cape Cod usually takes one and a half to two hours by car, depending on traffic. Trips to towns at the tip of the Cape, such as Provincetown, take closer to two and a half to three hours.
