Massachusetts Shore
The sheltered bay side of Cape Cod has its advantages, including quiet beaches and shallow swimming areas.
Cape Cod Museum of Natural History Museum in Brewster explains the science behind Cape Cod's ecosystems and sand dunes.
There's much to see and many things to do on Cape Cod, but the seashore and its beaches are still the biggest draw.
A route once traveled by Native Americans that runs parallel to Cape Cod's shore is now home to small artisan shops and inns.
The Boston park and historic landmark includes a long boardwark perfect for exploring the coastline, as well a five-sided fort open for tours during summer months.
Near the tip of the Cape sits a monument dedicated to the Pilgrim settlers.
The North Shore is known for its rocky coast, and Halibut Point State Park is one of the nicer places in the area.
Travel up Gloucester's rocky coast, and you come across America's oldest working art colony.
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