Welcome to Falmouth, a coastal New England destination nestled on the southwestern shores of Cape Cod. Its 68 miles of shoreline is home to beautiful white sand beaches and clear ocean water with spectacular views of Buzzards Bay and Vineyard Sound.

As you arrive in Falmouth, you'll be greeted with the views of sailboats bobbing in the harbor, historic homes, and the feeling of saltwater in the air. Falmouth has attractions and activities to suit every interest. Wander through the town's historic district, where colonial-era buildings and landmarks tell the story of Falmouth's past. The pedestrian friendly streets are lined with old sea captains homes from the 1700’s. As you make your way through town you can’t miss the iconic Nobska Lighthouse. Falmouth's Main Street offers coastal shops, clothing stores, bakeries, bookstores, and plenty of restaurants to enjoy.

Also home to beaches, marshes, and lush conservation areas, Falmouth provides visitors with plenty of options to stay busy. Explore the winding trails of Beebe Woods, venture out to The Knob, or take a leisurely bike ride along the scenic Shining Sea Bikeway, which hugs the coastline for miles of uninterrupted views. If you are an active individual consider checking out the annual Falmouth Road Race route which showcases some of the town's best views. If relaxation is more your style, then Falmouth's most popular beaches are the place for you. There are 10 public beaches across the town including Old Silver, Chapoquoit, Bristol, and Falmouth Heights.

For those seeking adventure on the water, heading to one of Falmouth Marinas offers sailing excursions, fishing charters, and party boats. Experience the serenity of being out on the sparkling waters in the gentle breeze, or casting a line in search of the day's catch. You can also venture inland to the marshes for kayaking and paddle boarding. Cape cod is ready for visitors offering rental options for whatever adventure you want to experience.

No visit to Falmouth would be complete without indulging in its culinary delights. From fresh seafood shacks serving up freshest catch to upscale waterfront restaurants offering gourmet cuisine, Falmouth's dining scene is as diverse as it is delicious. From Falmouth Main St. to Woods Hole, you can’t miss local favorites like The Vine, Anejo, Captain Kidd, and Pier 37.

A gateway to Martha's Vineyard, make your way to Woods Hole where you can hop on a 7 mile, 45 minute ferry ride to a new destination. Don’t just pass through, but stop and spend some time in the hub of scientific discovery. Home to the world-renowned Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and Marine Biological Laboratory, this waterfront community invites visitors to learn about the ocean's treasures. Explore hands-on exhibits at the Woods Hole Science Aquarium or embark on a journey beneath the waves aboard a research vessel. The harbor is a great place to take a stroll and appreciate the coastal beauty.

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