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 beautiful [...]

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 [...]

A Cape Cod Lighthouse Extravaganza

by Mike on March 11th, 2010

 During the last 300 years there have been 3,000 or more shipwrecks in Cape Cod’s waters, the majority of which were between Chatham and Provincetown. The advent of lighthouses, some twenty or so on Cape Cod’s shoreline in the last 200 years, went a long way to safely guide vessels through these treacherous waters. Seven lighthouses [...]

A birds eye view of Cape Cod and the Islands

by Mike on March 5th, 2010

 Why not take a plane ride to Nantucket this spring, summer or fall, and if you choose a clear day your 15 minute flight will treat you to magnificent views up the arm of the Cape as far as Provincetown, the National Seashore and Chatham, and of the Islands themselves. If you are really smart, [...]

A breath of springtime from the nature trails of Cape Cod’s great outdoors

by Mike on February 22nd, 2010

 We had a glimpse of spring  last week, enough at least to remind us that we have so much on our doorstep here on Cape Cod, and there is no better time to take advantage of it. Whether that means dusting off your bike or finding your hiking boots and binoculars, there are wonderful adventures [...]

Crisp, sunny, Cape Cod winter days

by Mike on February 7th, 2010

There is nothing to compare with a gorgeous deep blue Cape Cod sky, especially in the winter. The sun shines, and being on Cape Cod really lifts the spirit of anyone who longs for the warmer weather. So what can a visitor do here in then winter? It’s so easy to get around, so you can [...]

Great news for Cape Cod National Seashore!

by Mike on April 23rd, 2009

It was announced today that Cape Cod will receive over $4 million of federal funds to help preserve, stabilize and maintain the beautiful natural treasures which make up its National Seashore. This wonderfully unspoilt part of Cape Cod is less than a half-hour’s drive from the Inn;  the drive itself takes in historic Route 6a, also known as [...]

The Yarmouth Port Botanical Trail

by Mike on June 20th, 2008

Pond on the Yarmouth Port Botanical Trail‚ Originally uploaded by darla2sam A number of our guests at the inn have enjoyed hiking the Botanical Trails that begins behind the Post Office. At the beginning of the trail you can find a trail map, but please make a donation (50 cents for adults, 25 cents for [...]