They say we are a lot like the sea - our bodies contain roughly 45 to 60% water. I often ponder…read morethat is why we are drawn to it. JFK once said, "all of us have in our veins the exact same percentage of salt in our blood that exists in the ocean, and, therefore, we have salt in our blood, in our sweat, in our tears" - "we are tied to the ocean" and when returning to the sea, "we are going back from whence we came". Falmouth Heights Beach is lovely with soft golden sand. Many families enjoy fun moment on the waters off Falmouth Sound. We love walking on the beach, watching the joggers, the swimmers, boaters, sailors...It is also a dog friendly beach which we Love. Get out if you can and enjoy. Life is good! Life is a beach.

Very pretty and clean beach. Came standard with sand and seagull, some seashells and rocks as well.read more

This is the main beach in old Falmouth. We have used it for decades, even when here in winter, just…read moreto walk on a beach. It has ample parking and if you live here you can buy a season pass. If you are just visiting, you will pay $20 for the day to park but you can go in and out several times. Just have the attendant of the day sign the ticket as you go out and show it again when you return. In the winter when it's too cold to swim, there is no lifeguard or attendant and you can go in and out at will. There is a building with showers on the outside to get the sand off before getting in your car. There is no refreshment stand. You can also walk in from the beach homes nearby. We did a summer rental a few years ago and it was only 4 blocks to the beach and no fee to enter. There is no shade at all. People bring umbrellas and even camping tents, especially if they also bring a small child who may need a nap and shade. It was a hot day mid-summer when we were there this year and it was too hot for me, so we did not stay long. It's always nice, though, to sit and watch the boats go by, even if not up to a swim. We and our kids always collected shells here long ago when they were small. My husband still collects shells, though he looks for the more unusual ones still in the water. This year when we were there, it was very busy with families and kids running in and out of the water and having great fun, like our kids had done, decades ago. Whenever we go to Falmouth, no matter the season, we always visit this beach.

A spectacular, historic beach no matter what time of day. In the early morning, one can see…read morefishermen, fishing boats and the illuminated ferries while at midday, the waves sparkle and the gulls sun themselves. Surf Drive Beach is the site of the Old Stone Dock, attacked during the War of 1812. It was once where "packets" (mail ships) set sail. While part of New England maritime history, it is now more subdued. There's decent parking, it's clean, safe, with excellent views of Vineyard Sound. It reflects the seasons. One can watch osprey, gulls, and cormorants. It's more for relaxation than swimming. Beautiful eastern views.

Went during low tide which I think is optimal so you get to walk along the Sandy part and go far…read moreout in super shallow warm waters. It may be very rocky during high tide. Turquoise clear just like the carribeean! Was stunning. Deducting a star because it's resident sticker only so if you don't live here you cant drive here. I was able to go on my bike. 1 mile off the bike trail. Wish the beach was open to the public even for a fee. Also tons of guppies in the water which is cute but they kept following me around!

A great kid's beach. This one boasts a sand-bar marshy-river type area that's really shallow and…read morefull of crabs, little fish, and other sea critters for kids to examine. There are always lots of mothers and kids on that portion of the beach any time of day (it's also fun for anyone that likes to examine sea creatures...even if you aren't a kid anymore). The actual "real" beach part has grown steadily rockier and the shoreline has definitely receded over time so there isn't as much pure sand as there used to be which is too bad, it was one of my favorites back in the day. It still boasts some nice swimming, especially at low tide when you have to walk for a really long time to even get to water to swim in. Not too sea-weedy usually either but again, the rocks abound. There is a lovely view though and you can walk to Black Beach and all the way to Chapoquoit as well (fantastic walk, highly recommended!).

Popular beach with large. parking area on Buzzard's Bay. Gulls here are already trained to look for…read moredining visitors.

"Chappy" seems to go forever in both directions ~ there's room for lots of beach lovers. Less…read morecrowded than Old Silver Beach. The water is a nice temp, & many swimmers are out playing in the waves. After you walk over 2' of smooth rocks, the sand bottom & shallow waves go out about 100'. Walk past the private beach to public land again through the dunes on Black Beach & on to Wood Neck Beach. Fabulous Sunset views ~ after Sunset, ribbons of colors paint the sky a unique design every night.

Bristol Beach near Menahunt beach. Really lovely although lots of sea shells so wear water shoes…read more My favorite is either Falmouth Heights beach or Old Silver beach depending on the vibe I'm looking for. Parking for Falmouth Heights was full today so we aimed for Menahunt Beach but ended up super close by since Bristol Beach is right before Menahunt beach.

I booked this way before the pandemic excited based on the reviews. Issues started when I hadn't…read moreheard from them at all about their being open this summer. I emailed them only to found out they were not going to open the inn to guests. They offered the following - "We have an independent garage building on the property with a beautiful, airy 1-bedroom apartment above it that we are happy to move you to. It is quite an upgrade, as it is much larger, has a big balcony and has its own kitchen." She told me they would move us into that space at the same rate as long as we left a good review. Unfortunately we agreed to this and came upon several issues on arrival. 1 - I was told the unit we stayed in was a higher rate but that is not true. You rent it for $1700/week which is ~243 per night (before taxes etc.). We are being charged ~312 per night which was the B&B rate and did not get breakfast. 2 - The condition of this unit is not good. A. There are no curtains on the door that overlooks the driveway or in several of the bedroom and bathroom windows. It presents a significant privacy issue. B. The tv does not work properly. It posts an error message if you try and change the channel. C. The refrigerator is dirty. D. The condition of the bed is horrific. Throwing a cushion on top of an old worn mattress does not make a great place to sleep. E. There is no shower head so the water just sprays all over the place. The bathroom was also very poorly cleaned. 3. You told me you were not accommodating guests at the inn and that is clearly not the case as the parking lot is full and we have spoken to them. Lots of excuses were made. In their defense - they did credit me back the difference in rates. Overall this was just a disappointing stay.

One of the cutest B&B I've stayed at. It's cozy, quiet and in a great location. I'm a travel nurse…read moreworking nights at a local hospital. I commute from RI so find a place to stay a few times a week. The Captain Lawrence Inn was a perfect place for me to rest in between shifts. The rooms are exceptionally clean, beds are cozy and the water pressure in the shower is excellent!

We went on the Kayak The Creek Nature Tour in East Sandwich. It was a perfect trip for beginning…read morekayakers! Kyle, our guide was great!

Rideaway Adventures - Mashpee, Cape Cod Boomsauce Score: BS +++ (Amazing location! now that's…read moreboomsauce!) Tried booking through TripAdvisor--bit funky. So I went straight to the source and connected with Mike Morrison, who was not only professional and honest, but genuinely invested in making our family kayak dream happen. He even dropped a discount code like a true Cape Cod MVP. The experience? Unreal. We paddled out to a private beach only accessible by boat--and it was to die for. Calm waters, untouched shoreline, and the kind of peace that makes you forget your inbox exists. I still can't believe people get to do this regularly. It was truly memorable, and Rideaway made it seamless. They also offer sunset tours and paddle board rentals, which we're already eyeing for next time. The staff? Mostly young, but super informative, professional, and full of good vibes. Rideaway doesn't just rent gear--they curate moments. Boomsauce Scale B- basura (trash) BS basic (come on! Try harder) BS + better (Yo! That's better) BS ++ best (alright! Alright! Alrightttt!) BS +++ Amazing location! now that's boomsauce!

Captain Jo was great this past weekend with our bachelorette party! He is highly experienced and…read morefriendly. Took many pictures for us and had waters and nice comfy furniture! We had so much fun.

Captain JoJo couldn't have provided better service for our sunset cruise. He worked hard to ensure…read morethe cruise fit exactly what we were looking for. We could play our own music, drink our own drinks and eat our own food all while he educated us in the ways of the water and the history of MV. Would recommend for any type of event/party. Jumping into the water in Lake Tashmoo was my highlight!

Came to The Cape for a summer respite and decided glamping was in order for a few nights.. After…read moresome research this was the place I knew I needed to start my vacation , and it was fantastic... We choose to stay in an AIRSTREAM, yes an Airstream! For some reason this seemed fun and it was more than fun... We pulled into the AutoCamp and it's really a really nice property. You'll park your vehicle in a lot and then check in at the lodge. The staff gave us our keys and a map to our airstream. Also filled us in on the entertainment and goings on at facility's. We loaded are gear onto the carts provided so we can move our gear around... Found our camper with ease. Outside our Airstream was table and fire pit should we have wanted to enjoy an evening fireside moment.. Wood was available for sale at the lodge. Inside was a queen sized bed with small tv for viewing. Our shower was great, I mean you're in an airstream yet it was hot and kinda powerful. Now it's summer time so you're gonna need AC or you'll broil in this thing. Yes on the AC and this blew cold air like an attic storm.. My thoughts are you could literally live in one of these if needed should the zombie apocalypse happen. Now the AutoCamp has some other ways to enjoy your trip. You can have a cabin / trailer or for a person whom enjoys a TENT Experience well they have that as well.. Can't say enough positive things about The AutoCamp cause we had a blast. Also note it's super close to the ferry docks so you can travel to Martha's Vineyard for the day. Will come back for another experience I guarantee it...

Food: $15 school cafe style pizza - very doughy and it…read moretasted like salsa sauce instead of tomato sauce. Chicken pot pie - $20 Clam chowder -$8 tasted like cream of wheat with chopped clams The airstreams are close proximity to one another. We were lucky that we did not have loud neighbors. Everything was clean inside and they offered luxury scented hand wash. At reception you can obtain a wagon/pully to transport your belongings from your car to airstream. Yoga classes available in the morning at 830am, mat included. Live music on the wkends at 6pm Mem tea, coffee and granola for breakfast