We recently had the good fortune to be on a Bay Spirit Tour out of Hyannis and could not have had a…read moremore enjoyable, relaxing afternoon! We were greeted by a lovely lady who took our names and allowed us on board. Once on, we found perfect seating in the front of the boat and were informed that beverages were being served below. How fortunate that they had a really nice selection of wine, spirits and cocktails at a very affordable price. As for the trip itself- it could not have been more perfect! The boat ride was comfortable and our tour announcer, I did not get his name, was so informative and told us a great history of the area! He was so good that when we got back to our friends' home that evening we even watched The Final Hours co-written by Cory Sherman a friend of our guide. What a great way to end a beautiful day! HIGHLY recommend Bay Spirit tours- not pricey, great customer service and so knowledgable-you will NOT be disappointed!

We weren't going because of the weather but we did not call to inform them. shortly before…read moredeparture time they called us to see if we were nearby. That is such customer service. i wish we had called to let them know.

Went on my first seal tour last weekend and had a great time. Never thought I would see hundreds of…read moreseals they were everywhere. They kept popping their heads out of the water and staring at us. The captain we had was Owen very informative and friendly. If your on the cape make sure you put Beachcomber boat tours on your list to do. Joyce Mc

Excellent tour. We loved it and would do it again. It was just the right length, long enough to…read morefeel like we got our money's worth without dragging on. Make sure to arrive early. You park in their lot, check in, and then take a shuttle to the boat dock. All of the staff were really friendly. The captain was funny, we saw seals, learned a little history along the way. The best part was when the boat really opened up and picked up speed. Lots of fun and the breeze felt was really nice.

Absolutely wonderful adventure while visiting MA. BlueWater did not disappoint!! We saw seals,…read moredolphins and whales!! Our Captain was incredibly helpful, knowledgeable and personable. The boat was incredibly comfortable and clean. All safety has already been thought of for all ages. We were a group aged 7-49 and everyone was thought of and accommodated, including our service animal. We will be booking with only BlueWater Entertainment each year we come

We had a great experience with our captain. He was on time, friendly, the boat was in good shape…read moreand most importantly, he knew where to find the whales. I also thought he gave us a fair price unlike the others that I reached out to on the Cape.

Went on a tour this morning and absolutely LOVED this place! One of my favorite tours since…read morearriving here. Farm is run by a woman & her husband and the wife is so knowledgeable (and funny). We learned the whole process of how cranberries are grown & harvested. Would absolutely recommend this place!

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.

First time on the Sunset Dinner cruise. We had a great time! Excellent friendly staff. Bar located…read moreinside and on the upper deck made for a fun party atmosphere. Excellent food - served fresh! Generous portions. We'll be back next vacation.

Definitely, a must-do if you are in Cape Cod! The Lobster…read moreroll is one of the best and biggest around. The drinks are awesome too! ( cash bar) . The sunset is beautiful. The staff is great, service is wonderful.

We parked at the trailhead at Route 134 in South Dennis and on a beautiful Saturday morning in…read moreJuly, we had no problem finding parking- even with an open spot next to us which was great for unloading the bikes and stuff. The path itself is in great condition. It is shaded for almost all of the section we did. The pavement is mostly smooth - any bumps from roots underneath are spray painted yellow so you see they are coming. On the section we rode, the sides are not overgrown so there is room to move over for others passing. Other riders and users were all friendly and respectful- ringing bells or announcing their approach. We rode about 7 miles East from our parking spot, taking a nice break for lunch at Seymour Pond. Some of our party went swimming! We were all thankful for the plentiful bike racks, many benches, and a clean porta-potty. This was definitely a highlight of our time on Cape Cod.

Great hiking trail - maybe some ticks so just check after. Easy parking and a sign with some area…read moreinfo and list of wildlife in the area. Lots of flowers on the trail and some families fishing.

First of all, we were looking for something that wouldn't take all day like the whale watch cruises…read moredo, and as I got to choose the activity, I chose seal watching. I was on this tour about 20 years ago prior to the reappearance of the sharks and wanted to see if there would be a noticeable difference in the population. We made our reservation online a couple days before our trip (so easy) so it was easy peasy once we showed up. They were very good with communication as our trip was moved up to an earlier time and they let us know promptly. Knowing the area we weren't worried about getting lost and being late for the cruise but if you aren't familiar with the cape don't worry, it's super easy to find. We showed up at the requested time and were quickly boarded. It was a brisk cape day but if you NOT a polar beast (like me) and you go off season you will want to remember that it gets chillier on a boat steering into the wind than it will be on shore....dress appropriately. We started off and the captain gave all safety instructions as well as some points to notice as we pulled out of the harbor. It is a bit of a trek to Monomoy island from the harbor, but along the way the guide and the captain would chime in with what we could see. Then...quite suddenly...there they were. The largest congregation grey seals in North America. Grey seals don't "bark", they "moan" so it's very haunting. When they noticed us, there was a stampede on the beach of the younger individuals to be part of the welcoming party. The guide said that the older bigger seals are bored with us and couldn't be bothered to stop sunning themselves. We had adorable little heads popping up left and right studying us like we studied them. After a while it was time to bid farewell to those adorable squishy bodies and off we went on a bit of a tour of nearby harbors. At several points the captain would stop and we would be educated about the area and things like how erosion affects these areas and how it's all part of the parks landscape to protect not just seals but birds. I can honestly say as a nature geek I was in heaven. The tour is not too expensive and completely worth every single cent. Our guide was wonderful and very knowledgeable to answer most of my questions. Sadly, it was too early in the season for sharks and orcas...so no predation occured. Sigh. I say this is one of the best excursions offered on the Cape and if you are a nature geek as well then it should rank high on your bucket list!

It was SUCH a good time! If you like boats and sight seeing this is the trip! I'd advise bringing…read morebinoculars because you never know what you'll come across!

The Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruise was awesome! The ship was comfortable and not too crowded. There…read morewere plenty of snacks and drinks available for the ride out to the whale feeding area. We saw lots of whales and they swam right next to the boat. The crew was very friendly and were able to point them out by name. Mr. Pete was super friendly and worth chatting with! I highly recommend this!

We went on a rainy day to see some whales. What was interesting is that the whales tend to be in…read moreone spot, so all of the ships were circling around an area just past the tip of Ptown. The ride out was fine and I took some ginger pills beforehand. I stayed on the outer deck, but it was COLD! Definitely worth wearing extra layers and maybe even a winter jacket when venturing out, even in dead of summer. The ride back, I had to choose between cold and nausea, and I chose to sit in the enclosed area in the middle which made me feel so sick but being cold again for the hour or so ride home was not my cup of tea. The in-between: We saw so many whale families. Many of them breached. A few were saying "hi" smacking the water with their fins. Another totally jumped and spun in the air before crashing back into the water with a huge wave. On the way back to port we found one feeding using the bubbles method! I was in the middle area and too sick to get up but I saw someone recording the whole thing and got to see it from their phone! Overall it was awesome. The one thing that's a little bit disappointing is that they tend to go out twice a day. I learned later that that's because they're on a strict schedule with regards to high and low tides at their docking stations. We lingered out a little bit extra for that final breached whale, and rushed back to port to avoid getting stuck at sea. The price is a little steep but it covers the cost of staff, fuel, and other boat needed things. At the end of the tour the guide (describes what you're going to see and what's going on around the vessel in the water) asks for tips and you can drop a few bucks into a bucket as you disembark the ship. Happy whale watching!

The best chips. I love the original and the wavy ones. I grew up in Connecticut which is close to…read more Massachusetts and was definitely a staple growing up. I'm happy I can still get them in North Carolina.

Used to eat these potato chips all the time. Haven't had them in a while so I decided to grab a…read morebag! The whole bag must have been filled with baby potatoes and were burnt. What a total disappointment . I know they were once the healthy choice over other brands but I was not happy. I purchased them from Harris Teeters in Va.