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Things To Do
Cape Cod Lavender Farm
Celebrating their 27th year, they are family-owned and located at the heart of 11 secluded acres. The farm boasts over 7,000 plants. The property is surrounded by 75 acres of conservation land with woodland walking trails. The farm is free to visit and open March-December. The lavender harvest occurs between late June to mid-July (peak bloom).
Downtown Chatham
With blocks and blocks of shops and plenty of variety, you will be supplied with hours of entertainment all in one place. There are toy shops, clothing shops, art galleries, furniture and antique shops, and much more. While you are there, you can find a gift for friends or mementos to keep for yourself. Here are some of our favorite Downtown Chatham, MA stores you’ll want to check out.
Cape Cod Beer
Cape Cod Beer is a brewery located in Hyannis, about 30 minutes from Chatham Bars Inn. A favorite of Cape Cod locals, this brewery offers tastings, tours, a beer garden, and rotating special events. Check out their hyper-local beers or summer concert series.
Marconi Beach
Marconi Beach has a unique feel among the beaches of the national seashore. The area offers wild pristine nature in all directions. The coastal bluff that runs the backside of Cape Cod is around 50 feet in height here, and a stairway leads down to the sandy beach. Marconi Beach is popular for swimming and surfing, and its large parking lot provides access for beachgoers.
P-town
Just about everyone who sets foot on the sandy shore of Provincetown says there is something magical about this place. Visitors are drawn to this remote swatch of land for the beautiful beaches and the welcoming restaurants, the art galleries, and the charming shops. Provincetown celebrates individuality and freedom of expression. It also has a rich creative history as the oldest continuous art colony in the country.