• The Black Cat Hyannis

    A Hyannis Harbor institution with front-row water views, killer clam chowder, and lobster rolls done right. The Black Cat is the quintessential Mid Cape seafood experience — casual, scenic, and always worth the stop.

  • Sandy Neck Beach

    Six miles of wild barrier beach, towering dunes, and salt marsh wilderness on Cape Cod Bay — Sandy Neck is the Cape's most epic natural escape. Off-road vehicles, piping plovers, and some of the best sunrises on the peninsula all converge here.

  • Nauset Beach

    Ten miles of wild Atlantic surf, dramatic dunes, and some of the best waves on Cape Cod — Nauset Beach in Orleans is the barrier beach that locals swear by and visitors never forget. Get here early, ride the waves, and stay for the sunset.

  • Kalmus Beach

    Kalmus Beach is Hyannis's best all-rounder — a wide Nantucket Sound strand with warm, calm water, a beloved windsurfing scene, and enough facilities to make a full beach day effortless. Sunsets here are quietly spectacular.

  • Fisherman’s View

    Fisherman's View in Sandwich serves up honest New England seafood with genuine harbor views and zero pretension. It's the kind of classic Cape Cod spot that locals quietly love and visitors wish they'd found sooner.

  • Wequassett Resort and Golf Club

    A 27-acre waterfront sanctuary on Pleasant Bay, Wequassett Resort is Cape Cod luxury at its most refined — world-class dining at Twenty-Eight Atlantic, sailing at your doorstep, and a setting that makes every occasion feel like a milestone.

  • Race Point Beach

    At the literal tip of Cape Cod, Race Point Beach is where the Atlantic roars, whales breach offshore, and the sun sets directly over the ocean. Wild, windswept, and absolutely worth the drive to the end of the world.

  • Falmouth Heights Beach

    Calm, warm waters on Vineyard Sound and jaw-dropping views of Martha's Vineyard make Falmouth Heights Beach one of the Upper Cape's most rewarding stretches of sand. Victorian cottages, a classic snack bar, and legendary sunsets seal the deal.

  • Chatham Bars Inn

    Cape Cod's most storied grand resort, Chatham Bars Inn has been delivering oceanfront luxury, farm-to-table dining, and that impossibly good Atlantic view since 1914. A bucket-list stay — and a sunset cocktail stop worth every penny.

  • Baxter’s Boathouse

    A Hyannis Harbor institution since 1957, Baxter's Boathouse serves legendary fried clams and lobster rolls with front-row views of ferry traffic and Lewis Bay. This is peak Cape Cod summer -casual, waterfront, and completely essential.