Archive for the 'Cape Cod' Category

Cape Cod’s “Brewster in Bloom” – this weekend April 30 – May 2

by Helen on April 27th, 2010

We often talk about the wonders you can find along Cape Cod’s Route 6A, and this weekend (April 30 – May 2) you can enjoy the town of  Brewster’s celebration of the arrival of spring. “Brewster in Bloom“ is just a 20 minute drive from our bed and breakfast inn, and this 3-day event includes crafts and antiques [...]

Discover the Cape Cod “whale trail” from our Inn

by Mike on March 3rd, 2010

Your adventures during your Cape Cod vacation this season may to some extent be influenced by the advice your innkeeper can give you.  Guests will quite often have preplanned their itinerary with or without this complimentary service, but may need just a gentle nudge in one direction or another to decide whether to go whale-watching, [...]

Your Cape Cod base to see Southern New England

by Mike on February 28th, 2010

One of the most frequent comments from our short-stay guests here at The Inn is that they wished they hadn’t underestimated what there is to see and do in Cape Cod and the surrounding areas. They would love to have had longer than their (average) 3 nights, which only gave them 2 full days to explore.
Sometimes, [...]

Marconi Beach – a part of Cape Cod’s rich history

by Mike on February 10th, 2010

“Awe-inspiring” is the term we use to describe the magnificent Marconi Beach, which is part of the Cape Cod National Seashore, and is located on the Atlantic coast of Cape Cod’s “arm”. From the lookout just above the beach there are wonderful, broad sweeping views of Cape Cod Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
The beach itself is [...]

International Fund for Animal Welfare’s HQ on Cape Cod

by Mike on February 10th, 2010

In 2006, when we were searching for an inn, we were delighted to learn that the town we had chosen (Yarmouth Port) was also home to the international headquarters for IFAW, a wonderful non-profit organisation that fights worldwide to help rescue, save, and protect all the creatures we share this planet with. We had been supporters of IFAW www.ifaw.org  for many [...]

Simple Pleasures at our Bed and Breakfast in Cape Cod

by Cassels on August 14th, 2009

Few things say “summer in New England” like Cape Cod. Miles of uninterrupted sandy beaches, acres of lush green landscape, and some of the most charming and picturesque towns in the country help make Cape Cod a special place indeed.
The ideal Cape Cod getaway means different things to different people, of course. Some folks like [...]

February musical fun at a Cape Cod Bed & Breakfast

by Helen on January 28th, 2009

This sounds so good we shall probably go ourselves! On Saturday February 14th at 8pm and on Sunday 15th at 3pm the Cape Cod Symphony presents “The Phantom’s Leading Ladies”. The trio of Broadway “Christines” from The Phantom of the Opera will perform a tribute to the classics of Broadway, including everything from the golden [...]

Bed and Breakfast in Cape Cod: Massachusetts Winter

by Cassels on January 15th, 2009

While Massachusetts may not have the large mountains of the north, we do have great off-season activities to keep you entertained during the dark winter, all at slashed rates! Our Bed and Breakfast Cape Cod is offering our luxury rooms at up to $100 off the cost you would pay for during June or July!
Our [...]

Cape Cod History

by Cassels on December 15th, 2008

Cape Cod, or simply “The Cape” as it is known to most New Englanders, is a small peninsula jutting out into the Atlantic Ocean. It is the Easternmost portion of Massachusetts. Cape Cod’s small town charm and beautiful beaches make it a destination location, especially during summer months.

But how much more do you know about [...]