Cape Cod: God's Own Beach Resort

To see the light from a setting summer sun hit the dunes on a beach at the Cape Cod National Seashore is to know that sometimes perfection does exist in this world. Turn to the left or right, depending on where you are on that national seashore and see one of Cape Cod’s famous lighthouses in the distance and you’ll swear you’ve just stepped into a Winslow Homer painting. Your whole body will relax, you’ll breath deeply to take in as much sea air as you can and you’ll let your entire being sink into the sound of the waves as they move in and out along the shore.

Yes, Cape Cod is a little bit of real heaven located in the country’s northeast corner.

You’ve probably heard that the Kennedy family has made a Cape city, Hyannisport, its playground for years. Once you visit the Cape, you’ll know why.

From the aforementioned lighthouses, the National Seashore with its fantastic sand dunes, to incredible sailing, swimming and just plain old beach foraging or sunbathing, Cape Cod really does have something for everyone. It will reel you in with its beauty and you’ll find yourself wishing you could make like Kennedy patriarch Joe and purchase your own piece of Cape Cod. (Good luck with that. Prices have risen a tad since Joe purchased the property in the late 1920s that has become known as the Kennedy Compound….)

Cape Cod really isn’t for those who prefer adventures indoors. No, the Cape cannot be appreciated from a living room. Perhaps from a rocking chair on a front porch of a house near the beach, or lying comfortably on a beach towel on the sand, but not indoors. Cape Cod offers visitors so much to do and see.

Cape Cod is a large peninsula located on the southeast side of Massachusetts. It juts out into the Atlantic Ocean and offers visitors Atlantic beaches on its south and east sides, as well as a more gentle and smooth water experience on the north side (where the elbow bends in) on Cape Cod Bay.

Cape Cod is home to several towns with names that will give your mouth muscles a good workout: Mashpee, Bourne, Harwich, Brewster, Chatham, Providence.

Speaking of Providence, you’ll definitely want to take a drive along Route 6 -- stopping to see the dunes along the National Seashore -- to visit this world famous town, home to famous authors (Norman Mailer, for one), playwrights (Tennessee Williams, Eugene O’Neil), and countless artists who flock there for the wonderful way sunlight hits the city.

If water sports are your passion, you’ll find no shortage of things to do. Sport fishing charters are available for those with a hankering for tuna, bass, cod, and even shark. Sailing is huge on the Cape. You also can take a ferry to the islands of Martha’s Vineyard or Nantucket and spend a day -- or several -- swimming, sailing, shopping or fishing there.

Cape Cod truly is a wonderful place for families, singles, couples, sportsmen and -women, artists and beachcombers. Won’t you come and experience it for yourself?


 

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