There are so many reasons to vacation and/or live in Cape Cod. Besides the spectacular sunsets there is so much to see and do year round. Everywhere you look there is breathtaking views of nature; it is a golfer’s paradise with golf being played all twelve months of the year and if you love cranberries you will find them plentiful here.

What Else?

That is an easy question to answer. Cape Cod has some of the friendliest residents you will ever meet who have a very relaxed, laid back approach to life. Besides its obvious beauty, Cape Cod has very mild winters and lovely Indian summers and is an environmentally friendly place. If that’s not enough, if you like architecture then you will find that many of the architecture and designs of buildings on Cape Cod are truly unique.

The Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruise

The Hyannis whale watcher cruises have been available since 1981 and always bring in good size crowds, which includes both residents and tourists alike. Expert naturalists share an intriguing look into the “wonderful world of whales” during the cruises. Their aim is to provide a platform for conservation and education to people of all ages from all over the world. As an added extra, commentary on the local ecology and history of the area is also given.

Many species of whales live in the waters off of Cape Cod. A trip through Cape Cod Bay will yield an opportunity to see dolphins, harbor porpoises, sea birds and unusual fish.

The Lavender Farm

The Cape Cod Lavender Farm overlooks Island Pond in Harwich and is located on twelve secluded acres of land. This is one of the largest lavender farms on the East Coast of the island and contains over 14,000 plants. The farm opened in 1995 and visitors from near and far are always welcome for lavender farm tours. The shed is open year round and customers pay by the honor system. Visitors to the farm are invited to stroll throughout the fields to enjoy the lush scenery. The Cape Cod Lavender Farm is always a popular spot for tourists.