6A Tours - See Cape Cod Your Way!
Chatham Coast Guard Light
President Kennedy Memorial, Hyannis
Korean War Memorial, Hyannis
Salt Marsh
Candleberry Inn on Rt. 6A, Brewster
Voted #1 BnB in the USA
#7 in the World by Trip Advisor
Old Colonial Courthouse, Barnstable Village
Osprey nest
Fall Cranberry Harvest
1645 Grist Mill, Sandwich, still grinds corn today for sale
1659 Dillingham House, Sandwich
Former NASA Space capsule recovery ship on Cape Cod Canal
1st Church, Sandwich, 1848, seen on the cover of an Elvis gospel album
Cape Cod Signature Full Day Tour
9-10 hours. $149pp.
Call 508-360-1135
Meet your Guide at the Cape Cod Creamery Ice Cream Shop in Hyannis, near Trader Joes
Cape Cod, a hook-shaped peninsula in Massachusetts, has a rich history dating back thousands of years to the Native Wampanoag people. In 1620, the Pilgrims first landed at Provincetown before settling in Plymouth. During the 18th and 19th centuries, Cape Cod thrived on fishing, whaling, and shipbuilding. By the late 19th century, it became a popular summer destination, with the construction of railroads and resorts. Today, Cape Cod is known for its picturesque beaches, historic lighthouses, charming villages, and thriving tourism industry, making it a beloved retreat for visitors from around the world. Travel from the Cape Cod Canal to Provincetown.
Experience a breathtaking day tour from the Cape Cod Canal to Provincetown. Begin with an insightful look at the history of the Cape Cod Canal and the vital bridges that connect this man-made island to the mainland, traversed by over 5 million visitors each year. From there, journey to the historic Dexter Gristmill in Sandwich, Cape Cod’s oldest town. Travel along the scenic Old King’s Highway, passing salt marshes, local farms, charming Cape Cod-style homes from the 1800s, and even Osprey nests.
Stop at the JFK Memorial and Korean War Memorial on Lewis Bay in Hyannis before continuing to Chatham Lighthouse and Chatham Bar. Explore the Salt Pond Visitor Center at the National Seashore, see Nauset Lighthouse and the historic Three Sisters Lighthouses, and visit Province Lands Visitor Center.
Spend your afternoon in the vibrant town of Provincetown, where you can enjoy lunch at your leisure, embark on a whale watch or dune tour, or stroll along Commercial Street to browse unique shops, candy stores, and homemade ice cream parlors. For those seeking adventure, climb the Pilgrim Monument for stunning panoramic views of Nantucket Sound and Cape Cod Bay.
Conclude your journey with a return to Hyannis after an unforgettable experience in one of the East Coast’s most historic and picturesque destinations.
Gratuities for driver and guide are appreciated.
Travel Regulations
Individuals are required to enter and exit the van with little or no assistance. You will need to bend slightly to access the rear of the van. We cannot guarantee specific seating but will do our best to put you in an area that suits you. Sorry, but we do not have space to store walkers or scooters. Baby seats are prohibited. Booster seats must meet State and Local requirements. 6A staff cannot assist in securing such seats; it is the sole responsibility of the parent. Please let us know of any allergy you may have so we can inform other travelers. Any food that is an allergen to one person will not be allowed in the van. We want everyone to be comfortable. Each person can only occupy one seat and may not obstruct the adjoining seat. Please limit the size of carry-ons. Space is limited when the van is full.
