From Provincetown to
South Yarmouth, Cape Cod is truly an escape. Probably the most popular
activities are fishing, the beaches, dining and ice cream. There seem to be as
many ice cream shops on Cape Cod as there are lobster restaurants. Cape Cod
features some great beaches along miles of National Seashore protected by the
National Park Service. Depending
on the weather, the beaches are a popular place for surfing, boogie
boarding, swimming and just walking. All along the Cape you'll notice
a lack of many of the familiar commercial trappings found in many other
tourist areas. Of course, the islands of Martha's
Vineyard and
Nantucket
are a couple of the most famous places. While accommodations there are more
expensive, you can easily enjoy a visit by ferry and spend a night without
breaking your travel budget. Hyannis is in the more populated part of the
Cape and many people choose it as a central location to stay and visit other
parts of Cape Cod from there. There are many choices of ferry service that
leave from
Hyannis to the islands as well. On the northern tip of Cape
Cod is
Provincetown. Provincetown features a very large gay and
lesbian community. There are many restaurants, art galleries,
antique shops and at the Provincetown docks you will also find
the great summer treat of whale watching. Choose a Cape Cod destination from the list below for the best hotel deals
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Some of the places to stay on Cape Cod include:
From Provincetown to
South Yarmouth, Cape Cod is truly an escape. Probably the most popular
activities are fishing, the beaches, dining and ice cream. There seem to be as
many ice cream shops on Cape Cod as there are lobster restaurants. Cape Cod
features some great beaches along miles of National Seashore protected by the
National Park Service.
Depending
on the weather, the beaches are a popular place for surfing, boogie
boarding, swimming and just walking. All along the Cape you'll notice
a lack of many of the familiar commercial trappings found in many other
tourist areas. Of course, the islands of 
On the northern tip of Cape
Cod is
