Xplore Cape Cod and the Islands, One Adventure at a Time!
Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation (SMF) is a land trust that protects nearly 3000 acres of land on Martha’s Vineyard. SMF builds trails, maintains structures, and safeguards rare plant and animal life
The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy now has two Cape Cod locations to engage and educate the public about shark behavior, research, history and conservation. The Chatham Shark Center facility operates
The list of Cape Cod eco tours is extensive, with diverse wildlife and even more varied marine life. From fishing charters to exploring the island of Nantucket, there are countless
When planning a bayside beach day, it is wise to check the tides on Cape Cod, before loading your cooler and beach chairs in the car. If you are looking
The Woods Hole Science Aquarium re-opened to the public on July 5th, after being closed since March of 2020 in NOAA’s effort to help contain the COVID virus. Founded in
People think that the main danger you can face while swimming in the Cape waters, is the abundance of sharks and want to know if it is safe to swim
Our second Cape Cod Xplore Spring Photo Challenge has affirmed our belief that Cape Cod and the surrounding area is home to some outstanding photographers who are willing to share
On the shores of Oyster Pond, enjoy strolling through gardens of daffodils, rhododendrons, lilies, irises and more, with pathways accented by millstones, ships bells, and antique anchors. Free and open
The Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary is an excellent place to connect with nature while visiting Cape Cod. There are five miles of interspersed trails among various species of trees with
Cape Cod sunset photos are a great way to capture the natural beauty of the Cape. For more than two centuries, the stunning natural beauty of Cape Cod has inspired
For scenery, birds and beach that are quintessential Cape Cod, visit the Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge visitor center on Morris Island. Take a hike through the woods, marsh, dunes and
The number of great white sharks in Cape Cod, especially the Outer Cape region, has been steadily rising. Sharks frequent Cape Cod waters because of the increasing number of grey
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