In June of 2020, when Governor Baker allowed hotels and restaurants to reopen, hoteliers and restaurateurs were unsure how “the season” would play out. Because Cape Cod is located so close to many major metropolitan areas, and because we are known for outdoor activities, we were fortunate to have a robust summer season here. So […]
It’s often been said that as long as the ground remains free of snow, Cape Cod’s golf courses will remain open. Fall is a great time to hit the links. With a windbreaker or a fleece jacket, not even cooler temperatures will stop golfers from patrolling the fairways, especially this year, when the COVID-19 pandemic […]
With continued concerns about COVID-19, boating was especially popular on Cape Cod this summer. Given that social distancing is pretty much built into boating, this wasn’t surprising. What is surprising is that All Cape Boat Rentals on Hyannis Harbor operates well into November, even later if they’re still getting calls. We know that a great […]
With concerns about coronavirus continuing, many of our guests are looking for a different kind of Cape Cod vacation, one that includes less time spent among crowds. Last month we shared suggestions on nearby restaurants that offer outdoor dining. Since then, Massachusetts has entered Part II of Phase II in its reopening plan, which means […]
As of this writing, in late April, social distancing guidelines are still in effect in Massachusetts. For those who are making an effort to exercise, beaches and bike trails beckon. Yet on a sunny day, the nearby Cape Cod Rail Trail is being well utilized, so much so that staying six feet away from […]
There’s little doubt that summer is prime season on Cape Cod. But there are plenty of reasons to visit in spring, when the crocuses, tulips and daffodils are blooming, many restaurants offer prix fixe menus and half-price appetizers, and there are festivals galore from Bourne to Provincetown. We also offer a great deal at […]
We all need to pamper ourselves once in a while. It’s fine to be budget-conscious most of the year, but every so often, it’s good for the soul to give common sense time off, especially when we’re on vacation. As Miles Dalby said to Joel Goodson in Risky Business, “Sometimes you gotta say ‘What the […]
Slipping away for that long-awaited romantic weekend? Escaping with a sizeable group of family or friends? Traveling as a small family and want to be together in the same room? Whatever your dynamics or demographics, the Seadar Inn by the Sea has a room to accommodate you. All our rooms are well appointed, each with […]
Summer is over, fall is here and, to quote Game of Thrones, winter is coming. But there is still time to make a visit to the Seadar Inn and enjoy a few summer-like activities on Cape Cod before the snow flies and we close for the season on Oct. 20. It’s not too late to […]
Fall means many things. The changing colors of the leaves, comfortable sweaters, logs on the fireplace, and for parents, much-needed peace and quiet. With the kids back in school, fall can be couples time, when romance can take center stage for frazzled parents who spent the summer doing laundry and chauffeuring the kids here, there […]
Thinking of a taking a day trip without venturing too far afield? Wellfleet is one of Cape Cod’s most eclectic towns, with a thriving artist community, National Seashore beaches, scenic walking trails, oceanside restaurants and historic houses. Although some locations close after Labor Day, many attractions and restaurants continue into the fall and even throughout […]
From the moment you cross the Sagamore or Bourne bridges until you reach the tip of Provincetown, Cape Cod offers a multitude of opportunities to test your mettle as a photographer and capture Instagram-worthy images that will forever serve as a reminder of your visit to this special peninsula. With that in mind, here are […]
With miles of sandy beaches, a plethora of great restaurants, and endless possibilities of fun things to do, Cape Cod is a summer vacation paradise, which means things can get a little crowded here in July and August. As someone who has lived on the Cape year-round for more than 30 years, I’m often asked […]
When staying at the Seadar Inn, you won’t need to travel far to enjoy some comfort food while catching a sporting event and rubbing elbows with locals in a relaxed setting. There are numerous nearby pubs, where the atmosphere is casual and the conversation is usually lively, that feature mouth-watering burgers, savory chowders, crispy fries and, […]
There are few more historical, quaint, and, at times, spooky destinations on Cape Cod than Barnstable Village. The village is a short drive from the Seadar Inn along scenic Route 6A, also known as the Old King’s Highway, but the journey will take you back in time, where you can visit a courthouse in which […]
Cape Cod has become a destination for craft beer lovers in recent years, as we detailed in a post back in March 2017. In addition to the breweries we talked about that continue evolving, such as Cape Cod Beer in Hyannis and Devil’s Purse Brewing Company in South Dennis, the craft beer scene has seen […]
A Cape Cod family getaway wouldn’t be much of a vacation without ample activities for the kids. When staying at the Seadar Inn, there are numerous nearby family friendly attractions that will keep everyone entertained, even mom and dad. Whether it’s a leisurely round of mini golf, a fishing excursion, a visit to an inflatable […]
For some folks, fall on Cape Cod is their favorite time of year. The weather is crisp and cool, and perhaps best of all, the kids have returned to school. And that means the time has finally come for the adults to have some fun. The Cape is a great spot to rekindle your […]
The end of summer should not remove Cape Cod from your travel itinerary. Fall is an especially dazzling time of year on the Cape, with crisp cool air, low humidity, less crowded beaches and water warm enough to still take a swim. You won’t have any trouble filling up a weekend with activities […]
It’s one thing to check into a Cape Cod hotel on the beach, where the ocean is just steps from your hotel room. But location alone, as important as it might be, should not be the sole factor when considering lodging for your summer vacation. It is important to take into account not only the […]
There are few rides that are more peaceful, historic and intriguing than the stretch of Route 6A that winds its way along the northern, or bay side, of Cape Cod. You’ll pass through some of the oldest villages in America on a tree-shaded road that includes historic homes and churches, antique shops, art galleries, museums, […]
There are some wonderful ways to take in dazzling panoramic views of Cape Cod that will allow you to see from one end of the peninsula to the other. Here are five of the best. 1. Pamet Area Trails: OK, so you’re saying, excuse me, a walking trail? That’s right. This trail, located in Truro just […]
It’s not necessary to own a multimillion-dollar mansion or have a large enough bankroll to book a vacation home to enjoy Nantucket. All the pleasures of the island that’s called the “Grey Lady” can be enjoyed without taking out a second mortgage. The answer: Day-tripping. For guests at the Seadar Inn, the journey to Nantucket […]
It goes without saying that any visit to Cape Cod will probably include some sort of water activity. It should also come as little surprise that the Cape offers a wide variety of family-friendly boating excursions, from fishing cruises and educational tours to sunset, sightseeing and even a cruise where you get to make your […]
