Provincetown

          Located at the tip of Cape Cod, Provincetown is one of the most unique towns in the country—maybe even the world. The diversity and toleration of P-town is unimaginable; there are gays and lesbians, artists and writers, tourists and locals—all of whom live in harmony at the tip of the continent. Provincetown offers a little bit of everything for everyone: there are tee-shirt shops, beaches, biking trails, art galleries, tattoo parlors, numerous cafes and restaurants, off-road dune tours, and some of the best salt-water taffy around. The famous Commercial Street is the hub of activity. Here, hundreds of shops and restaurants are enjoyed by tourists who also enjoy people-watching. The Provincetown Portuguese Bakery makes great malasadas and Cabot’s candies of Cape Cod produces in excess of 30 flavors of scrumptious saltwater taffy. P-town also boasts some great whale-watching, so don’t miss out on observing these gargantuan creatures on a beautiful summer day. The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum is 252 feet high, and at the top you’ll discover a breathtaking view of P’town. There are great dining choices in Provincetown as well as numerous lodging options.

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