Cape Cod bike Tour

This bike tour in Cape Cod begins and ends in Boston, one of our nation’s most historic cities. After exploring Boston we’ll transfer to Yarmouth to begin our Cape Cod cycling trip. Pedal along seaside lanes past gray-shingled cottages and expansive beaches to the Cape Cod Rail Trail. Ride through Chatham to Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge, where we’ll take a private cruise across Pleasant Bay to view seals and waterfowl. Continue to Eastham, where you’ll learn more about the historic Cape Cod National Seashore at the Visitor Center at Salt Pond and ride to Nauset Lighthouse. Take quiet back roads through the village of Wellfleet, then continue to bustling Provincetown. From here, ride the Province Lands Bike Paths and visit the Old Harbor Lifesaving Museum, the oldest life-saving station in the country. Climb Provincetown’s Pilgrim Monument for great views, or explore local galleries and shops. Return to Boston via ferry across Massachusetts Bay.

Highlights

  • Cape Cod Rail Trail
  • Province Lands Bike Paths
  • private cruise across Pleasant Bay

Details

TypeRoad bike, hybrid bike, E-bike
Duration 6 days
LevelEasy
SupportGuided
LodgingHotels
BicycleIncluded, E-bike for an extra fee
MonthSeptember
StartBoston
FinishBoston
States or countryMassachusetts
Airport startBoston International Airport
Airport finishBoston International Airport

Starting from $ 4,024.00

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