John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum is a multimedia exhibit designed to open a window on the days JFK spent on Cape Cod; days relaxing with family, days playing football with PT109 buddies, days spent sailing on the ocean to which he was so constantly drawn. The exhibit features over 80 photographs spanning the years 1934 to 1963 and is arranged in thematic groupings to reflect John F. Kennedy, his family, his friends and the Cape Cod he so dearly loved. In addition to photography, a video narrated by Walter Cronkite depicts the president's... More >>>

The Look, Discover, Explore, Touch, Create, Build, Pretend Museum For The Child In Everyone!  A non-profit organization, the Cape Cod Children's Museum is a place where families can learn and play together.  Come and explore our facilities located in Mashpee.  With lots of hands on exhibits, our own pirate ship, an indoor planetarium, puppet theatre, toddler play area, gift shop and daily programs, you'll find plenty to do.  Make new friends and learn about our many programs while your children are free to explore, touch and discover... More >>>

Cape Cod is steeped in a long and rich maritime history. From the clambakes of early native Americans, to the heroics of 19th century sea captains, to today, the sea continues to play a vital role in the economic and recreational lives of Cape Codders and visitors. Ours is a colorful history captured in images, local historical societies, private collections and museums across the country. The Museum showcases the Cape's maritime history with a variety of permanent and temporary exhibits. The exhibits are designed to appeal to all age groups. Maritime art, educational programs, classes, lectures and entertainment are part of the museum’s lineup of activities... More >>>

The Centerville Historical Museum, founded in 1952, is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of Centerville and Cape Cod. The fourteen-room museum includes an 1840 house and contains an outstanding collection of historic costumes, maritime and military artifacts, quilts, Crowell birds, 18th and 19th century decorative arts, paintings, tools, and children's toys and dolls. The museum provides ongoing programs for all ages. The Third Grade History Program, family days, field trips, walking tours of Main Street, living history days, lectures, and an old fashioned Christmas Stroll are all part of our regular program of events that highlight the museum's collection... More >>>

The Cahoon Museum of American Art resides in a beautifully restored 1775 Georgian Colonial that was once an overnight stop on the stagecoach line between Hyannis and Sandwich. Wide floorboards, stenciled walls and floors, fireplaces and antique furnishings give the cheerful galleries a homey intimacy. The heart of the collection is the fanciful primitive paintings of the late Ralph and Martha Cahoon, local legends who had their home, studio and gallery in the old house for 37 years. The Cahoon Museum also features a choice collection of 19th and early 20th-century American marine paintings, landscapes, still life's and portraits by such esteemed artists as Ralph Blakelock, William Bradford... More >>>

The Provincetown Museum is a charming mix of the old and the new. The permanent exhibits retain the charm of an old-fashioned history museum. Exhibits highlight the arrival of the Mayflower Pilgrims, the town’s rich maritime history, the early days of modern American theater in Provincetown, and the building of the monument. There is also a recreation of a 19th century sea captain’s parlor at home and his quarters at sea, a diorama of the Mayflower Compact being signed aboard the Mayflower in Provincetown Harbor, and a scale model of the first theater of the Provincetown Players... More >>>

The Pilgrim Monument was founded in 1892 as the Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association—Cape Cod’s oldest not-for-profit organization. Its purpose is to commemorate the Mayflower Pilgrims’ first landing in the New World in Provincetown, in November 1620. Here the Pilgrims spent 5 weeks exploring the tip of Cape Cod, before they sailed on to Plymouth. They also drew up and signed the Mayflower Compact, which established the rule of law for the new land. The Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association built the Pilgrim Monument to honor the Pilgrims’ first landing in Provincetown. President Theodore Roosevelt laid the... More >>>

What's the best way to see the Cape? From the water! Experience Chatham aboard our traditional downeast style boats! We specialize in Custom Cruises and the original Monomoy Seal Tour! Guided Monomoy Seal/Nature Tour - Come see what everyone's talking about the seals! Fully narrated with a close up view of harbor seals, gray seals and shore birds in their natural environment. Private Charters - We are experienced in helping you design excursions for birthdays, cocktail cruises, weddings, luncheons or your own creation... More >>>

Imagine dunes stretching as far as you can see with wispy beach grass, dark green pine trees and deep red beach plums nestled in hollows which are brought together by a silhouette of blue sky. You will travel along the shoreline where your guide points out the "dune shacks" where famous artists and writers like Eugene O'Neill and Harry Kemp became inspired to create their art. Take a tour of the historic sand dunes on the Provincetown Cape Cod National Seashore protected lands. We offer a wide variety of tours to suit everyone's needs. Our tours are perfect for people of all ages. Tours depart daily from the center of town. Call or stop by to reserve your next trip... More >>>