Town Beaches Tours

Photo by Derek Wong
Photo by Derek Wong
Photo by Jack Redmond
Photo by Jack Redmond

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The old stone sign for the Provincetown Theater. The original building was burned down in the 90s and eventually rebuilt to almost an exact replica. It's now used as a retail space, the sign is the only part of the old building that remains, located just out the back on the beach. #beach

Provincetown Theater

You can make plans for a show at Provincetown Theater during your trip to Provincetown. Stroll along the seaside or seek out the biking trails.

Provincetown Theater
MacMillan Pier featuring a coastal town and a bay or harbor

MacMillan Pier

Embrace the spirit of Provincetown at this busy pier, which is home to many restaurants and craft shops, as well as a pirate-themed museum.

MacMillan Pier
The old stone sign for the Provincetown Theater. The original building was burned down in the 90s and eventually rebuilt to almost an exact replica. It's now used as a retail space, the sign is the only part of the old building that remains, located just out the back on the beach. #beach

Ryder Street Beach

Why not spend a lazy afternoon at Ryder Street Beach during your trip to Provincetown? Amble around the area's beautiful beaches or seek out the biking trails.

Ryder Street Beach
Sunset at a rather dilapidated but still photogenic pier in Provincetown. #beach

Provincetown Town Hall

Provincetown Town Hall is just one of the places to see in Provincetown, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Stroll along the area's beautiful beaches, or simply savor its seafood restaurants.

Provincetown Town Hall
Marking the entrance to Provincetown Harbor, Long Point Lighthouse is an unmanned light. It is 38 feet tall and shines a green light. A fog sensor activates the fog horn. The lighthouse was built in 1875 and the adjacent oil house was built in 1904. This remote light can only be accessed by foot or boat. It is now illuminated via solar panels. Many opportunities for Charter Fishing, Whale watching, and excellent restaurants make Provincetown always worth the drive.

Long Point Lighthouse

Learn about the local history of Provincetown with a stop at Long Point Lighthouse. Stroll along the area's seaside, or simply savor its seafood restaurants.

Long Point Lighthouse
Pilgrim Monument which includes a bay or harbor and general coastal views

Pilgrim Monument

This striking monument marks the arrival of the Mayflower Pilgrims in America and gives visitors great views of the land that greeted them.

Pilgrim Monument

Best Lodging Options Near Town Beaches

Sandcastle Resort and Club
Sandcastle Resort and Club
3 out of 5
929 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA
Sandcastle Resort and Club
Cape Colony Inn
Cape Colony Inn
2.5 out of 5
280 Bradford Street, Provincetown, MA
Cape Colony Inn
Harbor Hotel Provincetown
Harbor Hotel Provincetown
3 out of 5
698 Commercial St, Provincetown, MA
Harbor Hotel Provincetown
Breakwater Hotel
Breakwater Hotel
2.5 out of 5
716 Commercial St, Provincetown, MA
Breakwater Hotel
Blue Sea Motor Inn
Blue Sea Motor Inn
2 out of 5
696 Shore Road, Route 6A, North Truro, MA
Blue Sea Motor Inn
Surfside Hotel and Suites
Surfside Hotel and Suites
2.5 out of 5
543 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA
Surfside Hotel and Suites
Truro Beach Cottages
Truro Beach Cottages
2.5 out of 5
640 Shore Rd, North Truro, MA
Truro Beach Cottages
Dune Crest Hotel
Dune Crest Hotel
2 out of 5
535 Route 6, North Truro, MA
Dune Crest Hotel
Beachfront White Sands
Beachfront White Sands
2 out of 5
706 Shore Rd, North Truro, MA
Beachfront White Sands
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