It's our first time to Ptown!…read more For years we have listened people gush about Ptown. Mostly gay seasonal events in the summer but I have always considered it to be too gay perhaps. This year we elected a summer vacation that included two weeks on the east coast and up through Canada and decided to come here and see what all the hype is about. Our first and strongest impressions are a similarity to burning man. A very creative and artist themed vibe surrounded by mobs of people (tourists) who are looking for an escape from the realities of life their dull suburban lives. Lots of activities centered around drinking and nightlife! We were there during shoulder season and I have to say that if that's the slow season, the peak season must be madness. It was the annual Ptown film festival and some other smaller event which felt like a big event. Throngs of people everywhere! We found the food to be ok and expensive. Lots of bars and nightlife...that's what its all about here. See and be seen. We went to a show one evening that was a hilarious drag comedy show and narrowly avoided being drug onto the stage but damn it was funny. We hiked out to the beach, across to the spit and wandered all over the island trying to take in as mush as possible in three short weekend days. The drive out was pretty easy although I know that it can be horrible during peak season. Definitely take the ferry or water shuttle if at all possible. We had great accommodations, close to the action but far from the noise if that makes sense. Fun memories but little to draw me back given all that there is to see in the world.

What's not to love about Provincetown? It is full of fun stores, great bars, delicious food and so…read moremuch more. Walking around today we sat by the water feeling the breeze on our faces. We stopped to have a drink as well as to shop. Despite being mid-September the streets were full of people having a wonderful time.

I like stopping here it's a long ride in , so stop and freshen ip first. The views are great from…read morehere if you have a bike there is free parking and you can ride your bike through the sand dunes to different beaches

Gorgeous views from the visitors center, beautiful beaches, and cool to be at the tip of…read moreMassachusetts.

I've been on two w whale watches in last two years. My first experience in 2024 was amazing with…read moreprivilege of viewing multiple whales breaches. We also viewed at least a dozen whales on voyage. They have a whale specialist to identify and provide more detail on the various species. Great for kids. The second trip in 2025 did not have as many opportunities to view a whales but they went out of their way to locate whales. Boat is very comfortable and offers food and beverages. Alcoholic if interested.

Fantastic experience! Each step of the process was easy. Most importantly, Andrea's enthusiasm…read morecoupled with her knowledge about all things oceanic made for a wonderful immersive experience! Book it & you will not regret it.

By far one of the best whale watching cruises we've ever been on. Saw so many and they were…read moreshowing off for us!

Excellent food, and the best drag brunch. If ever back in the area, will definitely go again.read more

My family of 5 visited Provincetown recently and booked a sunset dune tour. The owner, Rob, was…read moreour driver. He was very sweet, funny and engaging. we learned about his family history and how the dune tours started, the history of how the dunes came to be, and even about some of the famous people who stayed in the dune shacks. He had books and photographs to show us as he drove us through the most amazing landscape. He was a wealth of knowledge, and very personable. I tend to get a little nervous with off road activities and water, but I felt very comfortable, his skill level of driving in that terrain and his knowledge of the tides, etc made me feel very safe. It was a very chilly night so he took us on a slightly longer ride to the lighthouse so we would end up having a little less time to sit in the freezing cold for the sunset. He even took photos for us. our teenagers enjoyed this tour, and our guide. The sunset was amazing, Rob had chairs for us to use. This is a must do activity if you're visiting, we have already recommended it to several people.

We had a fantastic morning on the Cape starting strong with a really cool tour on the dunes through…read moreArt's. We've always seen the big Chevy Suburbans near commercial street with partially deflated tires and wondered about the tours but never pulled the trigger, so glad we did! Our tour guide was awesome full of knowledge and facts about Provincetown, the dunes, the beach shacks on the dunes, and the flora & fauna of the landscape. He fearlessly drove us up hills of sand and took cool pictures of our group of 5 at pretty picturesque points. I'd highly recommend it was well worth the time and money.

We had a great time discovering how cranberries go from from bog to table. We hadn't known the bogs…read moreare dry most of the year and they don't wear waders like on TV. The tour was accompanied by the farm's dogs. Who provided a bit of the unexpected. A lot of fun.

I dislike leaving less than stellar reviews, but I couldn't recommend doing a bog tour here. Your…read moreexperience in different weather may vary wildly. There's a lot of interesting and good information, and I liked the people. But.... The first half of the tour is in an old mini bus. The bus has tiny windows, like 4" square, and no air circulation. No fans. No air conditioning. Today was nearly 90 out by 10 am, when our tour started, and temperatures inside the bus got so hot that stepping out felt cool! You don't travel far, and then they stop for 10 minutes to talk about what's out the window. It's brutal. Ironically, the travel distances are so slim most people could walk it. But, just sitting on the bus in the heat? Yuck. The second half is in an old shed where you learn about harvesting. Again, it could be interesting, but it's a good 10° hotter, even with the fans going, and it makes it hard to focus. Or even listen. Better weather would have helped. But, we had an old lady in our tour group nearly pass out, and the guide indicated that that was not uncommon. Heck, complimentary water would be nice. Waters are a dollar. The tour is fifteen. It's all cash only.

Went on the "ghost tour" on 7/20 guided by Lash... I have already put in more effort into this…read morereview than he did in that tour. He spent more time talking about businesses than actual ghost lore/history. Very vague in everything he said and could sum up the entire tour with his repeated phrases of "and things of that sort", "things of that nature" and "if that makes sense". To top it off, he dropped us all not back at the store but at the far end of Commercial St away from everything. It was the most boring tour I have ever been on, had nothing to do with ghosts...don't waste your money. This is a scam. Also, he conveniently only took cash when we got there.

Great store! Got a sneak peek of the museum yesterday and it's really interesting. The mourning…read moredresses were my favorite. The Ghost Tour was great! It rained a little which made it more spooky. 10/10 would go back for the full museum tour and any other tours they create.

Flyers was recommended to us by a friend and they did not disappoint! We took out two kayaks for an…read morehour to explore the area and it was wonderful seeing Ptown from a different angle. An extra big shoutout to Myles for answering every question and getting these kayak newbies on track for a great experience.

We went on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend, early afternoon and were able to grab three kayaks with…read morezero wait, zero fuss. Given great directions to nearby spots to paddle too. Prices are ridiculously affordable, and we brought the corgi in the kayak! When I asked if the dog was ok, they told me of course and they had dog life jackets! (We travel with our own, but loved the vibe). This was a perfect activity in Ptown and really made the whole day perfect. Will 100% do it again.

Fantastic crew, fantastic weather, fantastic trip. Thank you. If you are thinking of taking a trip…read moreround Boston harbour, I thoroughly recommend you try Liberty Fleet of tall ships.

Summer break trip to Boston and of course we had to try the tall ship cruise by the Boston harbor…read more This is a 1.5 hours time cruising out into the harbor...passing the airport, terminal, Castle Island, and around the Spectacle Island. We went for the late afternoon time slot because it rained a little bit in the morning. Luckily no more rain in late afternoon and while the weather was cool and cloudy, we still enjoyed the ride. Nice view and relaxing. Our boat wasn't packed with people so I think that also made a difference where folks were spread out sitting around the tall ship. The captain and 2 crews were professional and friendly. They offered a complimentary drink if you would like one. Note that this is not a historical tour. But if you want a relaxing ride to enjoy the harbor view, give them a try.

We went on a whale watching cruise with the aquarium team. It was a fantastic cruise and…read morecomfortable ride. The whale sightings were amazing!

I love being on the water, so anytime I visit a place that's on the water, I naturally have to take…read morea cruise (or be on the water somehow.) Booking this was super easy through my CityPass. We were already next door at the aquarium so it was very easy to get here. The line was a bit confusing because they said that they would tell us where to go but I had to go to the box office to find out. She was actually quite rude and not helpful, so we ended up just joining the line we saw because we figured it was it. It was, so all was well. The boarding process was easy enough and we boarded the ship pretty quickly, even with the photos being taken at the beginning. The boat itself was a little bit worse for wear and smelled weird but we went up top on the highest deck so we were outside. The chairs up there were also pretty worse for the wear but it was good enough. I loved the guides dad jokes and weird humor. He made it all better and I appreciated that. To be honest, weird jokes make it much easier to remember the historical facts and my husband is still spouting some it it to this day.