• Cape Cod Visitor Center - Begin the journey into America’s rich history at the Cape Cod Visitor Center. Dive into the story of the Pilgrims, the nation’s origins, and the long history of the Cape. As the drive through picturesque Massachusetts towns begins, learn about the Nauset tribe, their legends, traditions, and their cautiousness when unfamiliar ships appeared on the eastern horizon.

Note: This 65+ mile-long tour covers the essentials of Cape Cod in 2-3 hours.

• Scargo Tower - An optional detour leads past the fish-shaped Scargo Lake. According to Nauset legend, this lake was created by a great chieftain to comfort his daughter, who mourned over three dead fish. Learn about the Nauset party who first spotted the Mayflower and their fears about its approach.
• Harwich - Another optional detour takes us to Harwich, a charming Cape town known for its numerous beautiful beaches. If a swim is desired, this is one of the best places on the Cape for it!
• Cape Cod Lavender Farm - While in Harwich, visit the Cape Cod Lavender Farm, a secluded estate that’s as beautiful and fragrant as it sounds. Walk any of the woodland trails for free, enjoy the lavender aroma, and pick up a few souvenirs!
• Bank Street Beach - Next, the Harwich detour leads to Bank Street Beach, the perfect place to relax or dip toes into the Atlantic.
• Eastham - Continuing the drive, enter Eastham, a perfectly picturesque little Colonial town. Hear about the first encounter between the Pilgrims and the Nauset, the daring assistance offered by Squanto, and the very first Thanksgiving, where the Pilgrims and Nauset celebrated a truce.
• Salt Pond Visitor Center - A little farther on, arrive at the Salt Pond Visitor Center. This miniature museum is the perfect opportunity to catch up on some extra Cape history, use the bathroom, or just stretch your legs.
• Nauset Light Beach - As the drive continues up the Cape, spot the Nauset Light, the quaint little lighthouse featured in every quintessential Cape Cod photograph. Learn about its importance and how the Cape’s rough waters earned the nickname “ocean graveyard” before the lighthouse was built.
• Nauset Lighthouse - As the drive continues up the Cape, spot the Nauset Light, the quaint little lighthouse featured in every quintessential Cape Cod photograph. Learn about its importance and how the Cape’s rough waters earned the nickname “ocean graveyard” before the lighthouse was built.
• Three Sisters Lighthouses - Continuing the drive, come to three squat white lighthouses called the Three Sisters Lighthouses. What’s peculiar about these lighthouses is that they’re not on the coast at all! They’re actually nestled among a thicket of trees pretty far inland. Hear about why that is and how they came to be there. Learn about how the Cape transformed from Nauset land to Colonial fishing towns, and then from fishing towns to a tourist hotspot.
• Mass Audubon Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary - Another optional detour takes us to the Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary. With five miles of trails through four different biomes, and more species of birds and other critters than can be counted, this stop is bound to delight nature enthusiasts, bird watchers, and avid hikers alike.
• Marconi Wireless Station - As the drive continues, pass Marconi Station, the first radio station to ever send a wireless message across the Atlantic! The station also played a pivotal role in an infamous oceanic tragedy: the sinking of the Titanic in 1912. Learn how a radio station hundreds of miles away saved lives on that fateful day!
• Atlantic White Cedar Swamp Trail - The next optional detour takes us to the Atlantic White Cedar Swamp Trail, a perfect spot for hikers of all experience levels to stretch their legs and take in Cape Cod’s varied terrain. Within a single, short mile lies a beach, a freshwater marsh, a deciduous forest, and a salt plain! Continuing the drive, also hear about Cape Cod’s former whaling industry.
• Pilgrim Spring Trail - As the drive continues, pass the Pilgrim Spring Trail, a short hike leading to one of the first places the Pilgrims came after landing on the Cape. Here, the weary travelers found their first freshwater spring—an essential find in helping them survive. Afterward, continue on toward Provincetown.
• MacMillan Wharf - As the drive continues through P-Town, arrive at Macmillan Pier, where thousands of ships have launched over the years. Here, see how past and present really intermingle on the Cape. These days, the pier is mostly used to launch whale watching expeditions.
• Pilgrim Monument & Provincetown Museum - The penultimate stop is the Pilgrim Monument: the tallest all-granite monument in the entire country! Every year since its completion in 1910, thousands of tourists climb the steps of this 250-foot colossus to get a panoramic view of the ocean from the top. It’s well worth the trek! Next, hear about the Mayflower Contract, the rough set of laws the Pilgrims set for themselves upon landing in the New World.
• Pilgrim’s First Landing Park - Finally, end up where it all began: the site where the Mayflower first struck land. Explore the park and imagine what it must have been like for the settlers, after ten harrowing weeks at sea, to step onto Nauset soil right here on November 11th, 1620. The tour officially ends at this historic stop.

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