Things To Do
Martha's Vineyard
The Island Queen departs from Falmouth Harbor and brings you to Oak Bluffs. ~30 minute ride. Parking is available near the ferry. Oak Bluffs has great restaurants, the Flying Horses Carousel, bikes to rent, gingerbread cottages, and beaches!
Falmouth Main Street
Some Dining Options: - Anejo - Estia - Quarterdeck - Pickle Jar - Bluefins sushi - simply Devine pizza
Woods Hole
Nobska lighthouse The Knob (trails) Woods Hole Science Aquarium Quaint restaurants, bakery, and coffee! Pie in the Sky for breakfast. The Woods Hole Market (has roof deck). Quickshole -casual tacos Jimmy’s - burgers and ice cream Leeside Pub The Captain Kidd restaurant and bar
Shining Sea Bikeway
The Shining Sea Bikeway travels 10.7 miles between Woods Hole and North Falmouth, including a stretch that visits the heart of Falmouth Village. You can quickly enter the trail from the downtown area before carrying on and exploring in either direction. This pathway is named after the song ‘American the Beautiful’ because one-time Falmouth resident Katharine Lee Bates wrote it.
Beaches
- Surf Drive Beach (Closest to downtown) - Old Silver Beach - Chapoquoit Beach
Falmouth Eats
MAIN STREET: Anejo Estia Quarterdeck Pickle Jar Bluefins sushi simply Devine pizza FOOD NEAR THE ISLAND QUEEN: Paul’s Pizza (Maddie’s fav) The Black Dog Cafe (breakfast, coffee, bakery, lunch) The Flying Bride (upstairs has sushi bar) The Clam Shack Mary Ellen’s (Behind DQ). Portuguese bakery breakfast & lunch WOODS HOLE: Pie in the Sky for breakfast. The Woods Hole Market (breakfast, lunch, has roof deck). Quickshole -casual tacos Jimmy’s - burgers and ice cream Leeside Pub The Captain Kidd restaurant and bar The Landfall restaurant and bar NORTH FALMOUTH: (near Bourne Farm) West Falmouth Market - breakfast, lunch/deli, pizza