Start planning your vacation to these adorable Cape Cod towns.
Here are 15 of the best Cape Cod towns worth exploring thissummer and beyond.
Provincetown
Provincetownis one of the most widely known Cape Cod beach communities.
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The former has a much more New England village feel, while the latter is sparsely populated.
The good news is you’re free to bounce between the two with relative ease.
Get a real sense of the area by checking into a local bed-and-breakfast An English GardenandIsaiah Hallare great options.
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Campsites are available for overnights, too.
Book theDan’l Webster Inn & Spafor a relaxing stay.
Hotels are limited, but rentals are plentiful, including this beautifulthree-bedroom beach housethat’s ideal for group getaways.
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Harwich
Harwich is the place to go for some summertime festival fun.
Harwich is another excellent place for a bed-and-breakfast stay check outPelham on EarleandHandkerchief Shoals Inn.
For those seeking moreluxurious Cape Cod accommodations, book a room at the Wequassett Resort and Golf Club.
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you could also indulge in some retro nostalgia with a night out at theWellfleet Drive-In Theatre.
Along Ocean View Drive, Coast Guard Beach and Nauset Light Beach are particularly scenic.
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