Baseball

• Brewster Whitecaps

  Take a front row seat as the Brewster Whitecaps take on the rest of the Cape Cod League. At any given game, you’re looking at an average of six future major league players! Enjoy the old time, town team atmosphere, including ballpark franks and 50-50 cash raffle. No admission charge, donations only. Kids return foul balls for treats, test their fastball on the radar gun and get autographs from players.

• Cape Cod Baseball League

  The Cape Cod Baseball League is arguably the most respected amateur baseball league in the country. Some of the finest college ballplayers from around the country are invited to spend the summer on the Cape and play on one of the teams. Major League scouts are among the spectators at Cape League games as the baseball stars of tomorrow take the field.

Beaches

• Brewster Beaches

  Beach stickers are sold Monday through Friday from 9am – 3pm at the Brewster Visitor Center in the Brewster Town Hall Offices, 2198 Main Street (Route 6A). The sticker office is open from June through August, the phone number is 508-896-4511. Brewster’s Beaches are located along the Cape Cod Bay where the waters are calm, and the low tides with water receding make them ideal for families with children.

  Breakwater Beach: A bayside beach off Breakwater Road, off 6A; near the Brewster General Store. This beach is a popular destination for families.

  Crosby Landing Beach (Crosby Beach): A bayside beach on Crosby Landing Road, off 6A; about 1.5 miles before the Orleans town line on Route 6A

  Ellis Landing Beach: A bayside beach on Ellis Landing Road, off 6A; about 2 miles before the Orleans town line on Route 6A

  Linnell Landing Beach: A bayside beach on Linnell Landing Road, off 6A; about 1.75 miles before the Orleans town line

  Paine’s Creek Beach: A bayside beach on Paine’s Creek Road; 1.5 miles west past the intersection of Route 137 and 6A

  Point of Rocks Beach: A bayside beach off Point of Rocks Road, off Route 6A; 1 mile east of the intersection of 6A and Route 124

  Robbins Hill Beach: A bayside beach 1 mile off Lower Road, which intersects with Route 6A

  Nickerson State Park: Nickerson Park off of 6A in Brewster offers beautiful fresh water ponds for swimming and kayaking. Google Map to Nickerson State Park.

  Saint’s Landing: A bayside beach 1 mile off Lower Road, which intersects with Route 6A

  Long Pond: Off of Mammon Drive in Brewster Upper Mill Pond: Off of Run Hill Road in Brewster

Biking

• Cape Cod Bike Guide

  The Cape is a great place to bike and has numerous bike paths that make your biking safe and enjoyable.

Fairs and Festivals

• Barnstable County Fair

  The Barnstable County Fair is an annual summer tradition on Cape Cod. There are animal shows, 4-H demonstrations, petting zoos, horticulture displays, rides, games, live music, arts & crafts, food and commercial vendors with various arts and crafts for sale.

• Brewster in Bloom

  A week long celebration of spring, flowers and fun in the town of Brewster. Featured are a parade, a 5K road race, arts, crafts, and antiques.

• Provincetown International Film Festival

  The Provincetown Film Festival is dedicated to showcasing independent American and international films, nurturing aspiring independent filmmakers, honoring industry luminaries, and preserving and sustaining cinema as an art form through educational forums.

Golf

• Captains Golf Course

  The Captains Golf Course is Cape Cod’s premier public golf course facility, located in Brewster, MA, which is known as the “Sea Captain’s Town” and “Golf Capital of the Lower Cape.” The Captains Golf Course features two championship eighteen hole courses – Port and Starboard.

• Cranberry Valley Golf Course

  This magnificent, full-service 18 hole municipal golf facility located in Harwich, Massachusetts offers a championship layout designed by noted architects Cornish & Robinson.

• Dennis Pines & Dennis Highlands Golf Courses

  The Town of Dennis has two of the finest golf courses on Cape Cod! Dennis Pines and Dennis Highlands are open to the public on a year round basis, depending on weather, with one course closed from December through the end of March.

• Chatham Seaside Links

  The Chatham Seaside Links was built in 1895 as part of the Chatham Bars Inn resort, but the course has since been taken over by the town of Chatham. It is a compact, very playable 9-hole course that is centrally located right in downtown Chatham. Though it is a smaller course, golfers of all levels are sure to find some challenges here and getting matched with a 3-some is never too long a wait.

Museums

• Cape Cod Museum of Natural History

  The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History inspires appreciation, understanding and stewardship of our natural environment through discovery and learning as museum of natural history, nature education center, and steward of conservation land.

• John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum

  The John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum captures the years JFK spent at the family compound in Hyannis Port – his time with family and friends, and with national and international persons of prominence.

• Heritage Museums and Gardens

  The Heritage Museum is famous for the Dexter Rhododendrons that bloom throughout the beautifully landscaped grounds. An Antique Automobile Collection is displayed in a Shaker round barn and an operating hand-carved carousel are two of the museum’s popular attractions.

• Plimoth Plantation

  Visit Plymouth as a 1627 English Village, talk with historical interpreters who portray the Plymouth colonists (Pilgrims) going about their daily lives in this small, re-created coastal village. Discover a different perspective at the Wampanoag Homesite, where Native American staff practice and preserve traditional skills and speak about the history and culture of the Wampanoag People.

Parks

• Nickerson State Park

  Nickerson State Park has 1900 acres with more than 420 campsites, including yurt camping. There are eight miles of roads, hiking trails, and an eight mile bike path that connects to the 25 mile Cape Cod Rail Trail. The Park features eight crystal clear “kettle ponds”, formed as glaciers retreated from the Cape over 10,000 years ago.

• Cape Cod National Seahore

  The Cape Cod National Seashore incorporates forty miles of pristine sandy beach, marshes, ponds, and uplands that support diverse species. Swimming beaches and walking and biking trails, as well as lighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs offer a glimpse of Cape Cod’s past and present ways of life.

Sailing & Whale Watching

• Cape Sail

  Cape Sail and Captain Bob Rice offer private sailing charters aboard the Sabbatical, a beautiful cutter-rigged classic. A variety of learn-to-sail programs from beginner to advanced – including customized alternatives to the traditional sailing school – are also available.

• The Dolphin Fleet

  Unlike many other whale watches, Dolphin fleet trips offer a wide spectrum of educational tools that go beyond the “average whale watch”. All trips are designed to enhance awareness of whales, other marine life and the marine habitat that surrounds us.

• Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises

  Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises are the Mid-Cape’s only Whale Watch. Our high speed, state-of-the-art vessel sails daily – May through October – from Barnstable Harbor. Since 1981, Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises of Cape Cod has been offering whale watch adventures as a platform for conservation and education.

• The Naviator

  Enjoy fishing trips for the whole family aboard the 60 ft. Naviator. Or try a Cape Cod Bay marine life cruise with the Massachusetts Audubon Society’s Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary. The Naviator has a 49 passenger capacity and 140 feet of rail space.

Sightseeing

• Cape Cod Secret Tours

  We run five secret tours every week, each one dealing with the secrets of a different region of Cape Cod. So whether you want to explore the quaint streets of the towns of the Lower Cape, rub elbows with the Kennedys, or just get the “lay of the land” we’ve got the right tour for you!

• Cape Cod Scenic Tours, Day Trips and Sightseeing

  Touring Cape Cod in our 14 passenger sightseeing van allows you to meet and mingle with visitors from all parts of the world. Our day tours are six hours in duration and include a picnic lunch. Join us for a fun and interesting day on Cape Cod!

Sports Fishing

• Adventures in Cape Cod Sports Fishing

  Located at Saqutucket harbor in Harwich Port Massachusetts, we are closest to the heart of the summer fisheries and with our superior speed you spend more time fishing and less time getting there. Whether we are fishing for Black sea bass, porgies, stripers, sharks or giant blue fin tuna, our gear is best matched for the catch.

  

The Islands

• HarwichPort Freedom Cruise Line, Inc

  Let FREEDOM CRUISE LINE take you back in time… to the historic whaling port of Nantucket. On a short cruise you will see Cape Cod disappear and the island they call the “Grey Lady” appear ahead of you on the horizon.

• HyLine Cruises

  We are pleased that you have chosen us to be a part of your trip to “Old Cape Cod.” Whether it’s a day trip to Nantucket or Martha’s Vineyard, sightseeing past the Kennedy Compound, deep-sea fishing or a journey on the Cape Cod Canal, we’re sure you’ll find something to enhance your vacation experience.

• Steamship Authority

  The vision of the Steamship Authority is to provide excellent customer services through a safe, convenient and efficient transportation system while responding to changing needs and market demands as well as community concerns within a work environment that promotes quality performance and recognition of our employees.

Theater and Music

• Cape Playhouse

  The legendary Cape Playhouse has been bringing Broadway actors to Cape Cod for nearly 80 years. Often referred to as the “Birthplace of the Stars”, the Cape Playhouse has attracted a long litany of famous actors since its inception in 1927.

• Harwich Junior Theater

  The mission of the Harwich Junior Theater is to provide young people with the opportunity to explore and expand their creative talents and aspirations, to entertain, to develop and foster a love and full appreciation of theater and to enrich lives throughout the theatrical experience.

• Brewster Band Concert

  Listen to the Brewster Town Band while enjoying a pleasant summer evening by the sea. Bring a blanket and a picnic basket full of your favorite goodies!

• Cape Cod Melody Tent

  The Cape Cod Melody Tent presents world-class entertainment in an intimate theatre-in-the-round where every seat is within 50 feet of the stage.