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Cape Cod has over 560 miles of beaches. There are over 27 public golf courses in the area. You can go hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and golfing. Take a tour on land or by sea. Visit a museum. Relax on unspoiled beaches. Go antique shopping. Visit a gallery, beautiful gardens, an aquarium or lighthouse.  Relax and enjoy the view.

Links are to city/town Hotels, Motels and Lodging

Nantucket Island is an island South of Cape Cod. It is 30 miles off the Massachusetts coast. There are lots of Antique shops & galleries here. The Brant Point Light lighthouse located here is the 2nd oldest lighthouse in America. Beaches are unspoiled and beautiful. The Coskata Coatue Wildlife Refuge here is 10 miles of shore and salt march with picnic grounds. You can go surf fishing or Deep sea fishing. Views of the area can be seen from the tower of the First Congregational church. There are museums, a Vineyard and an Aquarium.

Some area historic and tourist sites worth seeing are:

Martha's Vineyard is an island South of Cape Cod. Take a 45 minute ferry ride from the coast to get here. The Aquinnah Cliffs are beautiful. These colorful cliffs are a National landmark. The Cedar Tree Neck Sanctuary is worth a trip to see. The area has a few small towns with their own attractions and appeal. Below is a list:

Upper Cape

Mid Cape

Lower Cape