The Moffett House is accessible from the Logan International Airport. The Moffett House Inns central location is perfect for those coming to Provincetown by ferry, car, or bus. The Moffett House Inn is within walking distance to all of Provincetown's ferrys and piers....more
Welcome to Christophers by the Bay, a three-story 1850s Victorian Inn, located on a quiet side street in the heart of Provincetown, MA. From the warm sands of Race Point to the glimmering reflection of an autumn sunset, travelers are met with countless reminders of the unique vacation.....more
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Moffett House
296 Commercial Street,
Provincetown, MA 02657 US
Christophers by the Bay
8 Johnson Street,
Provincetown, MA 02657 US
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929 Commercial Street
Provincetown, MA 02657 US
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14 Court Street
Provincetown, MA 02657 US
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161 Commercial Street,
Provincetown, MA 02657 US
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Although Cape Cod is known as a summer paradise, increasingly people are visiting during the "off" season to enjoy its peace and tranquility. The sea is an integral part of everything Cape Codders do, and celebrations take place throughout the year. There are only two bridges to access the Cape, which sets the tone for a holiday on the Cape. Vacationers, from the outset, have the opportunity to slow down and go with the local pace. The fresh salty air, quaint villages, picturesque harbors, unspoiled woods and marshes make it easy to unwind.
The Cape is divided into three regions: Upper Cape (Bourne, Sandwich, Falmouth, Mashpee), Mid-Cape (Barnstable, Yarmouth, Dennis) and Lower Cape (Brewster, Harwich, Chatham, Orleans, Eastham, Wellfleet, Truro and Provincetown). All of the 15 Cape towns are part of the County of Barnstable, established in 1685, making it one of the nation's oldest counties. It contains more lighthouses than any other county in America.
In the past, generations relied on whaling, fishing, shipbuilding, salt-making and cranberry cultivation. Today, tourism is the top industry. During the summer tourist season, the Cape's population of 200,000 more than triples in size. For example, the Town of Dennis, with a year-round population of 14,000, swells to 60,000 in the summer.
The climate is interesting and varied on Cape Cod. One side of the Cape may be enjoying a gorgeous sunny day, while only a half-hour away the clouds have rolled in over the beach. Overall, the temperature on the Cape is moderate in all seasons.
You can choose to arrive in Cape Cod by car, bus, boat or plane. Each method offers the visitor a wonderful first impression. Once you've arrived, the most convenient way to get around is by car but be prepared for bridge crossing delays and weekend traffic during the summer. Take the moment to enjoy the sights!
There are plenty of activities on the Cape for the entire family to enjoy. This beautiful setting for sailing, hiking, golfing, biking and, of course, beach activities, will provide endless hours of recreation for everyone. The strong maritime heritage and historical charm of the Cape create an ambiance of delight and relaxation that will bring you back year after year.