Archive for the 'Outdoors on the Cape' Category

Come and enjoy Cape Cod Restaurant Week – May 17-23, 2010

by Mike on May 13th, 2010

 What an opportunity to be able sample the creations of talented chefs, and to stay in one of Cape Cod’ most stunning inns at the same time! Starting on May 17, 2010, many of the Cape’s most renowned restaurants are participating in the bi-annual Restaurant Week, when each establishment offers a prix-fixe menu with lots [...]

Support Cape Cod’s Cape Abilities 5K charity walk on May 15th

by Helen on May 8th, 2010

We were recently introduced to the wonderful Cape Abilities Farm, which is located just a few minutes from our inn along Route 6A, in Dennis. The farm is part of  the non-profit organisation Cape Abilities, which began life back in 1968 in the town of Orleans. Today there are several arms of the organisation, including a consigment [...]

Cape Cod’s stagecoach history and how our inn played its part.

by Mike on May 3rd, 2010

Cape Cod’s Kings Highway, now Route 6A, meanders it’s way for some thirty miles through several beautiful villages, which were all settled during the seventeenth century. Our charming village of Yarmouth Port is situated on Cape Cod Bay about halfway along this tranquil and leafy historic district. Visitors who choose to spend time here, are often surprised by how much there is [...]

The A to Z of Cape Cod ice cream parlours

by Mike on April 24th, 2010

  No summer trip to Cape Cod is complete without a visit or two to one or more of the local ice cream shops that make their own ice cream. There is no shortage of choice, and a lot of people develop a taste for one shop in particular, ourselves included. We are delighted to see that [...]

Cape Cod innkeepers have some springtime fun to expand their Concierge Service

by Mike on April 16th, 2010

 The glorious spring weather continues unabated, with many people predicting that this will be followed by a long hot summer. Our recent guests have been enjoying the sunshine, so we decided to start making the most of the weather ourselves, seizing the opportunity to explore more of Cape Cod and the Islands in the coming weeks [...]

Pain d’Avignon in Hyannis, Cape Cod, not just Vaucluse!

by Mike on April 9th, 2010

 Today as the temperature hit the mid seventies, we were looking for a late lunch and somewhere to sit outside in the sunshine that was not going to take too long. We had been running a few errands in downtown Hyannis and only had time to grab a quick bite. Helen suggested we might find what we [...]

Enjoy your Cape Cod spring fling and stay at our luxury B & B Inn

by Mike on April 7th, 2010

What a week we have had here on Cape Cod. Temperatures have been climbing with these last few days of sunshine and we all seem to be taking advantage of  it. The question is are you? There is no better time to visit Cape Cod than at this time of year, and particularly in [...]

Cape Cod beaches:Cape Cod Bay reminds us of the Med.

by Mike on March 26th, 2010

No we are not kidding. Summer days on Cape Cod Bay  can often give us the feeling that we are back in Mediteranean Europe, where we spent so many years before coming to the U.S.A. We look at the wonderful beaches that we and our guests can enjoy, there are six or seven Bay side [...]

Close to the tee, and back in time for tea on Cape Cod Bay

by Mike on March 20th, 2010

 First-time visitors to Cape Cod are often surprised at how many good golf courses there are to play, in fact it is second to Myrtle Beach as a golfing destination. The Cape and islands offer such a weaith of history, culture and outdoor activities, not to mention the miles of white sandy beaches, that it [...]

Cape Cod’s museums not just for rainy days?

by Mike on March 18th, 2010

 The average visitor to Cape Cod in the shoulder season will be likely to take in at least one museum during his or her stay. Even weekenders often find the time, and are well rewarded from what we hear of their experiences. It is perhaps  fair to say that the summer months do not drive as many [...]