Travel Advice

As the cooler weather approaches and summer comes to a close, Cape Cod transitions to a more relaxed atmosphere.

The Cape’s fall coast takes on more of a subdued, restful atmosphere with unrivaled natural beauty, where once the beaches were packed with sun-worshiping families and waters roiled with frolicking youngsters.

Rest And Relax

Fall, at some Cape Cod beaches, is all about enjoying a beautiful natural environment. From seal watching to birding, enjoying peaceful golden sunsets to surfside walks, Cape Cod beaches in the fall offer visitors rest and relaxation.

Of course, not all beaches are the perfect setting for every vacationer. The best Cape Cod beaches in the fall will depend on what you’re looking for.

Which Beach Has Your Name On It?

Have a look to see which Cape Cod beach would be perfect for you.

Best Seal Sightseeing – Monomy Island is a great place to spot seals as they make their way to the Cape’s shores for the winter and the beaches of the area offer visitors a unique opportunity to view these magnificent creatures up close.

Best Birding – South Beach in Chatham becomes a restful spot for all manner of migratory sea and shore birds during the fall. From gulls to terns to waterfowl there is always something to thrill the birding enthusiast at this Cape Cod beach.

Best Long Walk – Race Point Beach in Provincetown offers fall vacationers plenty of walking space and an almost spiritual experience. The feeling of being surrounded by water and standing on what might seem like the tip of the world as you look out at the vast expanse of cool blue water.

Best Sunset – Rock Harbor Beach in Orleans is one of the few beaches where visitors can watch the sunset into the water. This west facing beach provides visitors with great views of the sun setting into the bay and during the fall you will often feel s if you are the only one, or two, in the world witnessing it.

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