Cape Cod USA Vacation Rentals

Cape Cod Vacation Rentals

The first thought that comes to mind with the words Cape Cod is beaches. Cape Cod is a summer vacationer's dream come true, but there's no reason why this beautifully majestic destination shouldn’t be visited in other seasons as well.  Surrounded by water of all four sides, Cape Cod has miles of magnificent White sanded beaches and dunes that stretch for miles and more than 365 freshwater lakes and kettle ponds. There are many vacation rental properties available that are in high demand. Even some of the many salt box cottages famous in the area are situated right on the beach.

Cape Cod Beaches

The beach along the Cape Cod National Seashore is maintained by the National Park Service and no visit to Cape Cod trip is complete unless you've stepped foot on the Cape Cod National Seashore Beaches. Sunny day or not, taking a walk along the beach is the best remover of everyday stress. Find your own portion of beach and settle in between the dunes to soak up sun and the smell of fresh sea air. There are four sections to the island, all filled with beaches: the Upper Cape, the Mid-Cape, the Lower Cape and the Outer Cape sandwiched in with several distinctive villages from Bourne to Martha’s Vineyard.

Cape Cod Activities

Cape Cod is a vacation spot for any age and groups of any size. There is no shortage of things to do on the cape even on rainy days. No matter where your vacation rental accommodations are, a day trip to Provincetown is a must. The drive is scenic it offers many points of interest such as the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum.
Catering to the visitor, bike rentals shops allow rentals of bikes for the week. Ride the bike trails throughout the island and discover nature in its glory once more.
Take a whale watching expedition For those ardent golfers, Cape Cod offers more rounds of golf at courses dotted throughout the island, including the Hyannis Golf Course; open to non-residents.

Cape Cod Dining

Food establishments are plentiful and range from fast food to fine dining. Head to one of the many restaurants the Cape offers, for a little chowder, and the number one cuisine on the daily menu; a lobster roll Or try a Cape Cod clambake filled with the area’s seafood in a steaming combination that makes the mouth water at its mere mention. A specialty is taking the Cape Cod Central Rail Road on a narrated scenic tour while dining for dinner brunch or lunch. Having a kitchen at your disposable with a vacation rental is great for cost saving measures and the seafood on the Cape is some of the best in the world. Try your hand at a deep sea fishing expedition and bring home the evening’s entrée. You can compliment the side dishes with many options directly from the farmers markets.

Cape Cod Shopping

There are numerous shops which offer unique items created by local artisans such as high quality woven rugs and tapestries, jewelry and traditional from the area, baskets. Art galleries and antique shops are plentiful all over Cape Cod, so you can purchase your favorite scene to create an everlasting memory of your holiday in Cape Cod. The island is anchored by Cape Cod Mall with all the major department store and specialty stores.