Provincetown MaNot enough can be said about Provincetown Ma, but we'll give it a try. Provincetown is also part of the Cape Cod National Seashore and seems to have it all. Teriffic beaches, to include Race Point Beach, Herring Cove Beach, and Town Beach for a start.
Don't know where to start, how about the trolley tour around town? Prefer something a little more exceiting, try a bi plane tour over the outer cape. To much for you, take a look at Art's Dune Tours as this worked for us, travel thru the Cape Cod National Seashore. You can alway rent bikes and ride the bike trails or check out the town center.
Ready for some shopping and I do mean shopping. There are enough unique shops and art galleries in Provincetown to keep you shopping for days on end. Artist just seem to flock here from all over the world as studios and art galleries can be found throughout the area.
On to ocean activities, one should not miss a whale watch while on the cape (several leave from MacMillan Wharf). Then there is boating, catboat rides, schooner excursions and pirate adventures.
Sport Fishing Charters and Fishing Party Boats are everywhere as well as boat rentals for those that prefer to do it on their own.
Some points of interest in Provincetown include the Pilgrim Monument and Museum. The Whydah Pirate Museum, Race Point Light, as well as Provincetown Ghost Tours.
Provincetown offers every type of accommodation, Whatever your preference from camping, motel, B & B, resort, guest house or inn.
Dining here you have just as many options as wher to stay. From burgers to lobster rolls or pizza to fine Itailan dining you'll find plenty of choices. One visit to Provincetown Ma and you will understand what Cape Cod is all about.
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