Cape Cod Lodging, History, Travel Tourism. In New England Cape Cod, Nantucket, and Martha's Vineyard comprise New England's most famous beach region. Spectacular ocean settings with views of wide dune fields and sandy bluffs form the edges of the Cape and Islands. Add to this the charm of numerous harbors, quaint villages, and forests with the smell of the sea, and you'll understand the unique lure of the Cape. Spend a night dining on fresh seafood and luxuriating in a majestic seaside hotel or a quaint smaller lodging.
Days are for the beach and ocean.
Swimming, sailing, fishing and whale watching are available the length of the Cape. The Cape Cod National Seashore has great walking and bicycle trails in addition to miles of woods and unspoiled beaches. Travel back in history by visiting sites marking the Pilgrims' landing and the days of whaling. And be sure to view the art galleries found from Falmouth to Provincetown. Come visit and you will find why the Cape is captivating.