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| Beach Play | ||||
| Provincetown is surrounded by miles of beaches that border Provincetown Harbor, Cape Cod Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Located 31 miles into the Atlantic ocean, visitors can watch the sunrise over the Atlantic and view the sunset over Cape Cod Bay. | ||||
| Biking the Paths | ||||
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The Cape Cod National Seashore has miles of great bike paths that allow bikers access to the remote parts of the Provinceland dunes and the surrounding beaches. | |||
| Dune Touring | ||||
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Join the original Art's Dune tours for a guided adventure into the heart of Provincetown's wilderness. Sunrise and sunset tours are available daily. | |||
| Fishing | ||||
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Salt water fishing does not require a fishing licenses but you will need a fishing rod and bait. There are miles of beaches that provide easy access to salt water fishing. Visitors can also hire a Charter Boat or just drop a fishing line from MacMillan Pier. | |||
| Hiking the Trails | ||||
| Seventy percent of Provincetown is public open space managed by the Cape Cod National Seashore. There are miles of hiking trails to enjoy or pick a cross country route to escape for an intimate journey. | ||||
| Kayaking the Harbor | ||||
| Local guides and rentals are available for those who enjoy kayaking the harbor or explore the coastal marshes at high tide. | ||||
| People Watching | ||||
| Visitors from all over the world are attracted to Provincetown from famous people to those sporting the latest looks. All are fun to watch, visit with and learn from. Hanging out on the benches in front of Town Hall, on MacMillan Pier, at Spiritus, or at the Tea Dances - you will have a front row seat to all that happens. | ||||
| Sailing the Bay | ||||
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Rent a sail boat from the boat yard or book a guided bay tour on board a schooner. Enjoying Provincetown's harbor and nearby bay and ocean is a great way to cool off from the summer heat. | |||
| Shopping Unique Provincetown Stores | ||||
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Provincetown is a shopper's paradise for unique items that you can't find in most other places. A wide diversity of stores that border along Commercial Street provides variety that intrigue the serious shopper. | |||
| Swimming | ||||
| Swimming opportunities abound with easy access to Provincetown harbor, Cape Cod Bay and the Atlantic ocean. Provincetown also supports three swimming pools that are open to the public at the Provincetown Inn, The Boat Slip, and the Crown & Anchor. | ||||
| Touring | ||||
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Guided trolley tours and historical hikes are available for those who are interested in the 275 years of Provincetown history. The trolley tour covers the village of Provincetown and areas within the Cape Cod National Seashore. The Provincetown Trolley begins the tour in front of Town Hall. | |||
| Whale Watching | ||||
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MacMillan Pier in Provincetown is the portal to some of the finest whale watching adventures in the world. Each whale watch trip averages 3 plus hours of adventures. The whale watch boats limit the number of participants in order to allow everyone a great view. The waters surrounding Provincetown are the seasonal home of Humpback, North Atlantic Right Whales, Fin Whales, Minkes and sometimes a Blue whale are seen. | |||
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Distance from Romeo's
Holiday Guesthouse
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Bike Paths
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1 miles
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Dune Tours
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3 blocks
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Fishing
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1 block
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Hiking Trails
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1 mile
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| Kayaking |
1 block
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| People Watching |
1 block
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| Sailing |
1/2 mile
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| Shopping |
1 block
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| Swimming |
1 block
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| Touring |
1 block
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| Whale Watching |
2 blocks
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