Labor Day weekend is one of the last opportunities to enjoy summer on Cape Cod. Beaches, bike trails, farmers’ markets, whale watches, museums, and coastal towns offer plenty of ways to spend the long weekend.
Whether you are visiting Cape Cod, returning to your second home, or planning activities for family and friends, here are eight ways to make the most of Labor Day weekend on the Cape.
Fall brings a quieter pace and an entirely different experience to Cape Cod. Cooler temperatures make it easier to explore beaches and trails, while cranberry harvests, festivals, farmers’ markets, and seasonal foods offer a taste of autumn in New England.
From touring a working cranberry bog to visiting local farms and exploring Cape Cod’s coastal towns, here are some of the best things to do on Cape Cod in the fall.
Cape Cod farmers markets offer a delightful way to experience the area’s rich agricultural heritage. With a variety of fresh produce, locally made goods, and unique culinary treats, these markets are a must-visit for both residents and vacationers alike.
Would you rather be at the beach? No problem! Make a shopping list and our Cape Cod concierge team will pick up and deliver local goodies right to your door.
Start early, know what you want, verify the details, and stock your rental before you arrive. Our team of Cape Cod experts has over two decades of experience in planning and booking Cape Cod vacations for clients. We are ready to give you the inside scoop on renting a house on the Cape and help you have the best vacation starting the day you arrive.
Whether you are just visiting for the day or a summer resident, everyone wants to be in on the secrets of Cape Cod — the best beach for swimming, local spot for homemade ice cream and the freshest place to get just-off-the-boat fish. Our team of trusted Cape Cod concierges has been making lives easier for locals and vacationers for over two decades, and we’ve got the inside scoop on the 12 best things to do on the Cape.
Nothing says summer on the Cape like a Cape Cod clambake—fresh New England lobster, buttery corn on the cob, steamer clams, mussels, potatoes, and delicious clam chowder—all enjoyed in the company of friends and family. After planning dozens of clambakes for our family and clients, we couldn’t wait to share this helpful guide to planning your own!
Just arrived on the Cape and in need of groceries and a chilled bottle of Rosé? Have guests coming into town and haven’t even begun to start your mile-long errand list? There just aren’t enough hours in the day! Simplified is here to help check off every errand and a few extras.
The 4th of July on Cape Cod kicks off the summer season, and there isn’t any other place we would rather celebrate! You can watch parades and fireworks all week long or spend the day with friends and family celebrating on the beach well after sunset. Here is our guide to Independence Day festivities with travel tips to avoid the holiday traffic.
Some of the best childhood memories are made on Cape Cod, and while the beach is one of the most obvious family-friendly activities to delight the kids, here are some other fun experiences to add to your itinerary:
Memorial Day is the unofficial start to summer on Cape Cod, and there’s no better place to kick off the season. Whether you’re a local or a first-time visitor, Cape Cod offers something for everyone to enjoy during this holiday weekend. From thrilling boat races to vibrant art festivals and heartfelt memorial ceremonies, the Cape comes alive with events and activities that cater to all interests. To help you make the most of your Memorial Day weekend, we’ve put together a comprehensive guide with essential travel tips and event highlights.
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