Places to Explore
Parks & Nature
Brilliant sunsets, whale watching in the Spring and miles of luxurious, soft sand. Race Point will not disappoint as Massachusetts is known for its prominent lighthouses. Catch a sunset behind the lighthouse for an unforgettable display of fiery colors.
121 locals recommend
Race Point Beach
Brilliant sunsets, whale watching in the Spring and miles of luxurious, soft sand. Race Point will not disappoint as Massachusetts is known for its prominent lighthouses. Catch a sunset behind the lighthouse for an unforgettable display of fiery colors.
Well known bayside beach featuring calm waters for swimming, a concession stand & paid day parking.
123 locals recommend
Herring Cove Beach
Province Lands RdWell known bayside beach featuring calm waters for swimming, a concession stand & paid day parking.
Sightseeing
Provincetown’s official whale-watching season begins April 1st and generally runs through October. Participants get the opportunity to see fins, humpbacks, and seals, with the stunning view of Lands’ End skyline as a gorgeous backdrop. Going on a Dolphin Fleet whale watch is a tradition for many.
100 locals recommend
Dolphin Fleet Whale Watch
307 Commercial StProvincetown’s official whale-watching season begins April 1st and generally runs through October. Participants get the opportunity to see fins, humpbacks, and seals, with the stunning view of Lands’ End skyline as a gorgeous backdrop. Going on a Dolphin Fleet whale watch is a tradition for many.
The Pilgrim Monument is the tallest all-granite structure in the United States. At 252 feet, it was built to honor the Pilgrims’ first landing in Provincetown. It has been admired and climbed for almost 100 years.
124 locals recommend
Pilgrim Monument
1 High Pole Hill RdThe Pilgrim Monument is the tallest all-granite structure in the United States. At 252 feet, it was built to honor the Pilgrims’ first landing in Provincetown. It has been admired and climbed for almost 100 years.