THIS IS A NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK AS FAR AS LIGHTHOUSES GO…read more=================================================== Followed all sorts of directions and it was really tricky finding this little lighthouse. It's in the middle of a residential area and near the harbor. We drove around and finally parked by the harbor and saw it. I have no clue about the history. I will read other Yelp reviews. All I know is this little lighthouse is really hard to find.

Beautiful lighthouse but it is privately owned. There is no public access to it as it is on private…read moreproperty. The best views can be seen from the Hy-Line.

Sunset Cruise Experience!…read more We recently went on a sunset cruise with Bay Spirit Tours, and it was absolutely fantastic! Captain Jake and the crew were a pleasure to listen to--knowledgeable, engaging, and genuinely fun. The tour around Hyannis Harbor was beautiful, offering stunning views as the sun set over the water. The boat itself was spotless and very comfortable, and the whole crew was incredibly friendly and welcoming. It felt like the perfect way to spend a summer evening--relaxing, scenic, and well-hosted. I'd definitely recommend Bay Spirit Tours to anyone visiting the area. A top-notch experience from start to finish! They have been around for many years at the harbor. Have had great experiences on the lighthouse tours as well.

The crew is amazing, friendly and the tour was informative and interesting! The vessel is so…read morecomfortable whether you go ride inside or outside. Highly recommend and would love to take another tour when we return to the area.

Beautiful stop in Downtown Hyannis right off the main strip. Free parking at the memorial but the…read morebeach next to it you do have to pay for parking during the summer. It's a close walk to the island ferry

It's a nice little stop through Hyannis. The memorial park overlooks the bay that JFK used to sail…read morethrough. It's fitting that they placed the memorial here. There are lights under the fountain in the reflection pond. The fountain is meant to be the eternal flame when lit up. I'd love to see it one day in the evening. Our walk through the memorial was very nice & relaxing. There are benches in front of it so that you can sit and soak in the view of the bay. The only caution I have as you're walking around is to watch your step. There are many Canadian geese a laying large green poops in the area. I can't even imagine what it must smell like if you step or slip on it. Just be careful.

AN ABSOLUTELY MUST DO! A FREE EVENT & FREE PARKING! Yarmouth Sand Sculpting Trail is a series of 32…read moreBeautiful & Artistic Sand Sculptures scattered all over Yarmouth in Cape Cod MA. Go see a couple or go on a quest to visit all 32 of them. The Sand Sculpting Trail is celebrating its 11th year in 2022. The Trail will be open from Memorial Day until Mid October. This is both a Summer & Fall Fun Event on the Cape. They also have a Photo Contest here too. This is a great way to see some great Outdoor Artwork & get to see & try some of the local businesses too. There's big & small Mom & Pop businesses from Ice cream & Candy Shops to Golf Courses, Restaurants Regional Banks & even Dunkin Donuts all have Sand Sculptures in front of their businesses. You can get a hard copy of where each place is located at the Visitors Bureau or just download a map on their website. Who are the Artists? Fitzy Snowman Sculpting is a nationally recognized business that is Massachusetts based & provides unique art experiences. They are best known for creating: The Revere Beach Sand Sculpting Festival & The Yarmouth Sand Sculpting Trail & others. Here!s the list of all 32 Sand Sculpture Sites. 1. Cape Sands Inn 2. The Cove at Yarmouth 3. Bellew Tile and Marble 4.Instant Karma 5. Route 28 Visitor Center 6. The Music Room 7. Cape Cod Irish Village 8. Seaside Cottages 9. Blue Water Resort 10. Caffé Gelato Bertini 11. Candy Co. 12. The Pancake Man 13. Dunkin' Donuts Route 28 14. Seafood Sams 15. Yarmouth Town Hall 16. John G. Sears and Son Inc. 17. Cultural Center of Cape Cod 18. Cape Cod Creamery 19. Hearth 'n Kettle Restaurant 20. Bass River Golf Course 21. Y-D Red Sox (Wilson Field) 22. Ocean Tailors 23. Rockland Trust 24. Dunkin', Station Avenue 25. Cape Cod Five 26. Today Real Estate 27. Bayberry Hills Golf Course 28. Kinlin Grover Compass 29. Strawberry Lane (Route 6A) 30. The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod 31. Just Picked Gifts 32. Route 6 Visitor Center Happy Sandy Trails to You! It used to be, you had to have Mega Bucks & be really Rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

We had fun driving around seeing what the sculptures were. We were doing it on a rainy day so at…read moresome points couldnt get out of car to get pictures. Took 6 weeks for a couple to come and do these. Some sculptures were 3 ton of sand , some were 5 and one was 15ton! It was special and brought in from New Hampshire. Cuffy's on RT 28 had three inside their place of business so you could really see them up close. Each business designed and paid for them. Dunkin doughnuts ofcourse was a cup of coffee with his hand around a doughnut! After the sculpture is finished they take elmers glue and water and spray the entire surface to keep the sculptures intact.

Very boring, all shops pretty much sell the same souvenirs. I would suggest to come here for…read moredining, but shopping is meh.

beware of irregular sidewalk"BE CAREFUL BEFORE ENTERING"…read more The town should have a sign ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK We were touring and staying outside of Hyannis, in Dennisport, when we decided to take a look at what Main St. had to offer. It did not take but a few minutes for me to wind up with an injury from a fall due to an unvene pavement from a tree root problem. I was taken to Cape Cod hospital and treated very well. The big problem is that my injury and hematoma lasted 12 weeks. The concussion did not last that long. Being out of commission I was unable to attend summer activities with family and friends. In dealing with the town for all of this they refuse to take responsibility. The insurance company is doing what they were hired to do, but I am still left wit 3 months of pain and suffering. They claim NOBODY was ever hurt there and it was my fault that I did not look. EMS, as well as witnesses at the sight reported this happens several times a season but noting has been done to repair the situation. Be careful when traveling because although they need TOURISTS they really do not want to assist when there is a problem. Visited July 2014

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.

Summer vacationers here! We've made this a stop the last three years we've been up. My boyfriend's…read morefamily ran an arcade growing up so his standards are pretty high. They switch the games out to ensure novelty and are well maintained. And the food is fantastic! We've got some picky eaters in our group, but our vegetarian had several options (she chose the ramen- loved it) and we all enjoyed the other offerings. As long as this place is open, we will keep visiting

Went for the Arcade but never actually played the games. The food was surprisingly good...we…read morecouldn't tell if we just had low standards being an arcade or because it was actually good. Burger was great. Steak was amazing. Even salad was not bad. Great pricing for both drinks and food. First time dining, server told us one of their staff members called out so their kitchen is behind if we are okay waiting a bit. We really appreciated the communication. Server still had a smile on the whole time and checked up on us. Paying is digital QR code which we loved. Didn't have to wait on her. There was a live band at night which we ended up missing but the restauant was certainly filling up fast. Would definitely return.

A wonderful experience. The train has so much history and the dining car was elegant. Only topped…read moreby the delicious food. Thank you for a great evening

It is not a pretty ride at all. Except for a brief view of the marshes off 6A in Sandwich area,…read morethen the canal, there is nothing to see except a golf course, cut-down trees, poison ivy, grape vines, people's yards/backs of houses, and an occasional farm. I'd have been so disappointed if I paid premium seating to have that view. It was almost an hour wait for the main meal to be served, however the service was amazing. Our portions, although delicious and presented beautifully, were small. We went to a local restaurant to get more food right after getting off the train. It was a bucket-list experience so glad we got it accomplished, but would not recommend for the cost of the experience.