Provincetown Bed and Breakfast Massachusetts Crowne Pointe Historic Inn Local Attractions

Local Attraction

Poised at the very tip of Cape Cod, jutting far out into the Atlantic, Provincetown is geographically unique, literally surrounded by water with the Atlantic on one side and Cape Cod Bay on the other.

Attractions:

Whale Watching

Pilgrim Monument: Walk to the top of the Pilgrim Monument and delight in the panoramic view of Cape Cod Bay and Provincetown Harbor, including the sand dunes of the Cape Cod National Seashore. Visit the Provincetown Museum and experience Provincetown and Lower Cape history through featured exhibits on the Pilgrims, maritime history, and the early days of modern American theater in Provincetown with Eugene O'Neill and the Provincetown Players.

Beaches-Cape Cod National Seashore: Cape Cod is only some 18,000 years old in geologic time, but its history includes a vast collection of people, places and events, most from a time long faded into memory. From the beginning of its creation to the foundation of its National Seashore. Cape Cod is one of the forbearers of our national heritage.

Provincetown can be anything you want it to be. You can laze away the day at the beach, seek out the solitude of the spectacular dunes, or just relax at the pool or spa with a cold drink. You can stroll, people watch, shop and see some of the best art anywhere. You may ride your bike or a horse through the dunes and many trails. You may choose to sail, take a whale watch, or just enjoy a sunrise or sunset over the ocean. While the summer boasts the largest of Ptown's tourist population, the fall, winter and spring are magical times. Romance is everywhere. Quieter streets, drifting dunes, lighthouses glowing awaiting you! Nearly every weekend boasts some type of special event to entertain you!

Activities:

Artists

Canoeing/Kayaking

Antique Shopping

Beach

Airplane Rides

Churches

Bicycles

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