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Visit These Cape Cod Towns
Embrace the stunning coastal scenery and historic New England Character on Cape Cod this summer. With its expansive beaches, historic sites, and welcoming Cape towns, it’s an exceptional destination for a relaxing retreat. Our Bed and Breakfast on Cape Cod is in Harwich, one of the many Cape Cod towns worth visiting this summer. We invite you to revel in the natural beauty of Cape Cod National Seashore and engage in a host of adventures and recreational activities while you’re here.
Though it’s far too easy to distill Cape Cod down into a singular destination, in all actuality, you’ll find that the charming Cape Cod towns that dot this peninsula are diverse in terms of their history, their character, and their recreational offerings. Take Provincetown, for example. Located at the tip of the Cape, this town is known for its vibrant arts scene, eclectic shops, and bustling nightlife. It’s one of the cutest towns in Cape Cod.
In contrast, the nearby town of Chatham is known for its classic New England architecture with quaint boutiques, while our own Harwich is known for its historic whaling port, cranberry bogs, fabulous restaurants, and so much more. Exploring the various things to do on Cape Cod towns is a fun way to get to know the Cape and promises a well-rounded and enriching getaway experience.
The only thing that makes a trip here better is the chance to unwind in complete bliss. Guests at our Bed and Breakfast on Cape Cod will enjoy time in modern, beautifully appointed rooms, accompanied by exquisite gardens and grounds, and the warm hospitality of our hosts. Harwich makes for an ideal base to explore other Cape Cod towns, particularly when you can call our Inn your home away from home. Book your room today, and get ready for a quintessential Cape Cod experience this summer.
Best Town to Visit in Cape Cod
In total, there are 15 towns to visit in Cape Cod, all of which are worthy of your time. Though we’re all neighbors and occupy space on this stunning 65-mile-long Peninsula, you’ll find plenty of distinction between these Cape Cod towns and villages. To truly immerse yourself in a classic experience on the Cape, it’s important to visit these towns and get to know their unique cultural, historical, and natural aspects.
Moreover, visiting many more than just one of these cute Cape Cod towns gives you more opportunities to get to know the people who live and work here, which is one of the best ways to get an authentic taste of any area you visit. We love helping our guests make these personal connections to the area, starting right here in our own town of Harwich.
Coastal Living Magazine named Harwich the country’s second happiest seaside town. While we think it’s probably the happiest, we’ll take the distinction of being the second happiest! Harwich is a city made up of seven smaller Cape Cod villages. It lies along the Nantucket Sound and was a historic whaling port and home to a thriving fishing industry. You’ll find plenty of former Sea Captain’s homes here, including our very own B&B.
Though Harwich’s whaling and fishing industries have largely moved on, it’s now a thriving destination for cranberry bogs. Visiting during the peak harvest of these sweet-tart berries each fall, touring bogs, and attending local festivals will surely be a highlight as you get to know this most charming of the Cape Cod towns.
Harwich Port, one of the seven villages, is the most popular and scenic part of Harwich. Here, you’ll find plenty of upscale boutiques, high-end and delicious eateries, art galleries, and more. The coastline of Harwich is a series of beaches punctuated by picturesque harbors, which means there are ample opportunities for lounging at the beach or taking to the water. As one of the best places to visit in Cape Cod, Harwich offers a classic New England vibe that’s well worth exploring. Aside from the beach and water-based adventures, there are so many incredible things to do in Harwich, and we’d love to share our favorites with you the next time you stay at our Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast.
More Cute Cape Cod Towns to Visit
Beyond Harwich, there are plenty more charming cities in Cape Cod worth visiting. Below, we’ve listed a few more of our favorite Cape Cod towns for you to visit.
- At the tip of the Cape is the vibrant arts-forward destination of Provincetown. Apart from this vibrant culture, there’s something special about being so far out in the Atlantic Ocean. At times, it feels like you’re at the end of the world. This town presents some of the best opportunities for rugged and off-the-beaten-path adventures if you’re so inclined.
- Not too far from Harwich is another of our favorite Cape Cod towns, Chatham. Chatham is known for classic New England architecture, the famous Chatham Lighthouse, and pristine, wild, natural beauty. Off the coast are wild barrier islands, tidal shoals, sandbars that come and go with the tides, and plenty of saltwater inlets. Chatham’s Main Street is quaint and dotted with plenty of upscale boutiques, making it one of the best towns on the Cape for shopping.
- The odds are that your trip to Cape Cod will involve Hyannis, at least in some way. Hyannis is the commercial and transportation hub of Cape Cod, but it’s also home to world-class shopping, high-end restaurants, and plenty of history. Notably, this is where you’ll find the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum. Hyannis’ Main Street is also Cape Cod’s longest walkable shopping street. This is also where you’ll catch the ferries to Nantucket and Oak Bluffs.
- Up next on our list of the best Cape Cod towns to visit this year is Falmouth. Falmouth is found on the southwestern portion of the Cape at the start of the Peninsula. Though there are fabulous Cape Cod beaches everywhere you turn, the beaches here are particularly lovely. Along Main Street, you’ll find several cute shops, diners, and cafes to explore, rounding out your adventure. This is also where you’ll find the famed Nobska Light, one of our favorite Cape Cod lighthouses.
- If you’re looking for fabulous but perhaps underrated Cape Cod towns to visit, consider visiting the quaint town of Wellfleet. This small, secluded spot is located on the northern stretch of the peninsula. It’s particularly well known for its non-commercialized historic Main Street. Perhaps more important than the town of Wellfleet itself is the natural splendor that surrounds it. This town serves as the endpoint of the Cape Cod Rail Trail, but it is also the gateway to the 1,000+ acre Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary.
Top Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast
Immerse yourself in the scenic beauty of the Cape this summer and stay with us at our top-rated Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast in Harwich – easily one of the best times to visit in Cape Cod. Our B&B is an adults-only oasis in West Harwich. It sits in a restored historic Sea Captain’s house and offers nine elegant guest rooms thoughtfully designed with plush furnishings and modern coastal elegance.
In addition to providing a welcome respite at the end of your day, our Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast offers top-tier amenities. These include gourmet breakfasts, complimentary bicycles and beach gear, premium Wi-Fi, and an inviting heated pool open seasonally. Our Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast also sits on generous acreage with well-landscaped gardens, a newly installed labyrinth, a peaceful gazebo, an outdoor fireplace, and more.
Guests at our Cape Cod B&B benefit from our dedicated concierge service and warm hospitality. We are more than happy to help you plan your stay with us, including arranging sightseeing trips, island ferry bookings, whale-watching tours, dinner reservations at local restaurants, reserving some court time at local pickleball courts, or simply sharing our tips for making the most of your time on the Cape.
We’d love nothing more than to share the best of this incredible area with you – including sending you out to explore the many best towns on the Cape that surround us. Book your stay with us today!