A picture is worth a thousand words...

Town Beaches... Free, Easy and Beautiful!

Town beaches are free and streach all the way from East End to West End - you can have moring (or evening) walk, except during very high tides. This photograph is of town beach, west of Fisherman's Wharf, at the end of Ryder Street.

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Pure happines! Center of town beach, west of Fisherman's Wharf

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Town beach, West of Fisherman's Wharf... blue carpets to help handicapped people access water edge

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Center of town beach, east of MacMillan Pier

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Center of Provincetown... low tide with photographer's favorite little red boat in sunset light

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Provincetown East End beach, just accross from Harbor Hotel

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Provincetown East End beach... low tide

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Provincetown East End beach... low tide... Long Point Lighthouse on the horizon

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Provincetown East End beach...

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Provincetown East End beach... walking the flats

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Cape Cod National Seashore Park

Park's fees, permits, hours, history and much more here...

Herring Cove Beach: Warm Waters of Cape Cod Bay and Beautiful Sunsets!

Hot summer day at Herring Cove Beach

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Herring Cove Beach... where locals come to watch sunsets...

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Herring Cove Beach... park your car right next to water edge and watch the sky! Great in all seasons, rain, snow or shine.

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Race Point Beach: Atlantic Ocean in all glory!

Race Point Beach... another blue carpet to help access the beach

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Provincetown is a heaven for kids! Great summer vacation for families to spend lots of time on our gorgeous beaches...

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Race Point Beach... in the background you can see Old Harbor Life-Saving Station's built in Chatham in 1897. The station was operated by the U.S. Coast Guard, and its precurser the U.S. Life-Saving Service, until it was decommissioned in July 1944. The building was later obtained by the National Park Service, and in November 1977, it was moved by barge to Provincetown. In summer, breeches buoy rescue re-enactments are conducted on the grounds on Thursday evenings.

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North Truro Beaches... pleasant surprise!

Truro has some incredible beaches on the Cape Cod Bay side and also on the Atlantic Ocean side. This photograph was taken on the Beach Point (Route 6A, just before Provincetown), famous for rows of cottages right on the water edge.