We just took a ride with Antonio who gave us a tour down Commercial Street into the farthest end of…read morethe Cape. Showed us some homes going back to pilgrim days and a really lighthearted fun tour of the area. This is a "pay what you think is fair" service. I'm sure there are some cheapies out there who would take advantage of that but my wife had such a great time and that is worth a lot to me. Ask for Antonio. He was fantastic. I'm sure when we come back next year we will look for him to do this again!

Great way to get through town if you're going more than a few blocks. I used them for a tour of the…read morewest end of town and back to my hotel on the east end, great fun, nice driver (Zhana). It was a hot, humid, muggy day, but the breeze of moving at ten or twelve miles an hour was comfortable, and maybe 20mph down hill. Highly recommend if walking longer distances is not comfortable. Pay by perceived value, no fare structure involved.

A+ experience I…read moreabsolutely loved this outing. Our guide handled the dunes perfectly and was very knowledgeable. If you want to take some amazing pictures, this is for you!

Our Sunset Tour was one of the favorite things we did while on the Cape. The history of both the…read moredunes themselves and the cabins used by writers, artists, and others were quite interesting, and our guide (whose name, sadly, this old brain cannot recall) did a fantastic job during the tour of highlighting the historic and scientific aspects of what we were seeing. We ended up watching a beautiful sunset on the beach, enjoying the beverages we brought along. Personally, I'd recommend doing the Suburbans over the Broncos. We were originally disappointed when we realized we had reserved the former, but having done the trip, I'm not seeing the value of paying so much more for basically the same tour. Definitely recommend!

If you're into history, this is for you. Jim covered so much on our 105-minute tour that I really…read morefelt like I got to know Provincetown a lot better - an insider's view and a historian's analysis. Because you can't book online or via email, I called the number on the website and pretty soon got a call back from Jim. We got to pick our tour time and we were the only ones on the tour, so the price was even more of a steal. My wife and I did this a day after taking the Mayflower trolley bus tour and this was a great follow-up because it went into more detail on the history topics discussed on that tour, as well as going into topics that tour didn't even touch. Plus he showed us some architectural gems we would have never found on our own.

Highly recommend this tour with Rob. He took two of us on a 2 1/2 hour classic tour of P-Town - a…read morebit longer than normal because my uncle is in a scooter - and Rob was as accommodating as can be. Also, incredibly interesting and knowledgeable. My uncle and I both read a bit of P-Town history before our visit, but Rob offered stories and history that we'd not heard; this is truly an in-depth tour given by an expert who's also a superb storyteller. Even if you're in P-Town only a short time you should absolutely take this tour!

We had a great time on the Provincetown Ghost Tour. It was a fun way to learn more about one of our…read morefavorite places and some creepy facts on its extensive history. It was a great mix of historical facts along side ghost stories. The hour was just about 1.5 hours starting on Commercial Street and was just about a mile long. There are plenty of stops in between the walking intervals. Glow sticks bracelets are provided as well as flashlights to enhance the experience. Photos are encouraged along the tour! Remember to tip your guide! ;-)

I've been meaning to make this review for the past few months but I figured just before halloween…read morewould be great. Did this tour over the summer and it was good. Learned somethings about Ptown I didn't know about and the tour guide was great. Beware , there was a pickpocket on my tour. It was so obvious this person didn't belong and wasn't there to learn about the ghosts of Ptown. I watched this pickpocket go from person to person. Didn't see them take anything but got close enough to people to unzip bags and look closely into others. Also left about halfway through the tour....odd. On my tour we were given a glow stick to wear around our wrist. My only question is why would the pickpocket be wearing a glow stick too. I don't want to say others may have been involved or blame anyone, but beware.

Here's the thing. One driver left us there after we went to the restroom, after promising that…read moreshe'd wait. So, we waited some more. Bottom line? It's a good tour. You MIGHT get a tour guide that's hard to understand. But, hey, you don't have to walk anywhere.

My family and I loved this tour. It was very educational and entertaining. Steve and Chuck were…read moreour tour guides and both were very good. Chuck was especially great. We learned a lot and had a blast. I highly recommend.

Peaceful setting, Love this cottage! It has everything I like about the Cape... but with modern…read moreconveniences like a new kitchen. It is a really pleasant walk to Corn Hill Beach (and downtown too). You get to buy a beach sticker for all the beaches when you rent it so Balston and Longnook are accessible. Pamet Harbor has plenty of boating activity too.

Where do I even begin. This was one of those experiences of a lifetime. Like getting seats to see…read moreyour favorite artist first row at a concert. THE WHALES PERFORMED While on the cape, I knew we needed to see whales. We came at the right time of the year and with Captain John Boats offering that 99% success rate for seeing whales on all their trips, I knew we would have to at least see one. AND WE DID. We boarded from the Provincetown dock and as soon as we were leaving on our way out I'd say not even 5 minutes in, we spot the first little guy: a mola mola (I believe that was the name!). That was super cool but moments after, we get to encounter, LIVE, first row to the 2nd largest animal in the WORLD: the fin whale Let that sink in: the second largest animal in the world. The largest being the blue whale. Like WHAT??????????? I got to witness this gorgeous masterpiece of creation feeding and living its best life FIRST row. Despite it staring to rain, wind picking up, temperatures dropping, we kept it together and stayed at the top floor of the boat where we kept getting soaked. Was it worth it? Was IT-WORTH-it? The moment will always and forever repeat in my mind when that fin whale made its appearance and all I could do was scream in excitement and look in AWE. It as for sure a tear jerking moment and something I will always remember. What a highlight. We also saw porpoises just casually hanging out and being SO cute we thought they were dolphins AND got to see a humpback whale. I mean, it was a SHOW. Theatre of the ocean worth way more than what we paid for. Thank you to Captain Josh and the crew for being so amazing and incredible. You all made our experience so wonderful and something I'll never forget. Found these guys on Groupon, they have an awesome deal right now!

BEYOND disappointed. I am in shock even writing this review, having been left behind on the dock…read morewith three others. When entering the dock in Provincetown, this kind lady told us to be back at 4:30PM. But, for some reason, us running down the pier at 4:31PM about 10 feet from the dock... the boat had already left? I'm sorry but it takes about 5-10 minutes at least to undock the boat, so you're telling me the boat was GONE and in the WATER by 4:32PM? Beyond ridiculous. Read the email back from the ticket, maybe next time list that parties should be back BY 4:15PM. Key emphasis on the "BY"... not be back AT 4:30PM. Never will be riding again with this charter.

LOVED this vacation. Really unique special place to stay. Beautiful beaches and so lovely to be so…read moreclose to P-Town. We will return for sure! Thank you.

My stay at Truro Beach Cottages was pretty good. I stayed in a small cabin close to the beach, so I…read morehad access to the water for early morning walks. My family enjoyed the small community-based cottages with our friends. There were even beach chairs and umbrellas provided for every cottage. There is also a kitchen with a stove and fridge provided next to the living room area. The cottages are small, and you would have to make your own bed. If you need anything like toilet paper, towels, or extra blankets, you should call the main number and they would provide what you need in a speedy amount of time. The only downsides that I can think of regarding the stay included that the beds weren't too comfortable, there weren't enough trash bins, and nowhere to put all of the dirty towels. Checkout also included dropping off your trash at an unknown location and doing a sweep of the houses. Check-in was not cheap so I don't understand why it is that we have to clean the house that we're staying in too. It's a nice place to stay so I recommend it, but definitely keep all of these things in mind.