My visit to Provincetown 🌈🏖️🍽️🍦
Cape cod was the highlight of my vacation!
So many beaches! We went in a zig zag the whole way up until we got to P Town stopping at different beaches.
The main beach we wanted to see was at the very end. Race pointe beach! We parked and decided to walk “just around the corner” 🥵🙄 to see the light house. It’s a long walk, slanted beach, hot sun, no bathrooms, tides change. So if you decide to do that be prepared! Unlike I was.
Although it was all of those things it was also a stunning view once we made it to the lighthouse. Seals swimming in the water occasionally popped their heads up to visit us. It was worth the trek.
We got dinner and desert on commercial st. Did some shopping at all the little stores. Took a walk on the board walks then settled into our air BnB for a while.
That evening we went for a late night walk through a spooky cemetery where we heard a pack of coyotes’s howling but safety made it back to town to see the courthouse all lit up! (There are no gender specific bathrooms in the courthouse. If you gotta go you gotta go 🤷♀️👍)
Province town was truly a one of a kind experience! A welcoming town with tons to do and endless sights to see! 10/10 would highly recommended ⭐️ Rating:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Provincetown
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Provincetown, located at the tip of Cape Cod in Massachusetts, is renowned for its exceptional beaches, vibrant community, and rich cultural heritage. Visitors often highlight the breathtaking Race Point Beach, which offers not only beautiful sandy shores but also a historic lighthouse that stands as a landmark welcoming visitors. The trek to the lighthouse, though challenging due to sloped terrain and changing tides, is rewarded with stunning views and encounters with local wildlife such as seals, adding to the destination's unique appeal. The town itself is famous for its eclectic and inclusive atmosphere, making it a popular destination for members of the LGBTQ+ community and all kinds of travelers. Locals and tourists enjoy strolling along Commercial Street, the main hub of activity, featuring a variety of shops, eateries, and dessert spots that showcase the local cuisine and artisanal goods. For those interested in exploring beyond the beach, Provincetown offers boardwalks that provide scenic walking paths along the waterfront. History enthusiasts can explore sites such as the Provincetown Courthouse, which embodies the town's progressive spirit by offering gender-neutral bathrooms, reflecting the welcoming and inclusive culture. Evening walks can reveal a different side of Provincetown, including eerie yet fascinating experiences like hearing coyotes in nearby cemeteries, adding to the mystique of this historic town. Provincetown’s blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and welcoming community makes it a must-visit travel destination. Whether you're looking to sample fresh Cape Cod seafood, experience vibrant local pride events, or simply relax on its expansive beaches, the town offers an unforgettable vacation experience with activities and sights suitable for a wide range of interests.
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