Having one of the most dynamic and accessible coastlines in the Northeast region of the country, Cape Cod offers fantastic opportunities for ambitious kayakers. The diversity of the water bodies is what makes Cape Cod the best spot for kayaking. You can quietly maneuver across its vast shoreline and even see some wildlife on your …
Nauset Marsh in Eastham is classic Cape Cod kayaking, located as it is within the confines of the Cape Cod National Seashore. It combines a salt pond bay, a saltwater marsh, sand flats and a barrier beach, and avid kayakers can paddle for miles there exploring all the inlets, creeks and channels that sit behind Nauset Beach. You’ll certainly see plenty …
With an expansive 40 miles of national seashore, Cape Cod is one of New England’s premier beach destinations. But there’s more to do here than lay in the sand: Thriving summer theater scenes draw out the best of Broadway while miles-long bike trails and well-protected wildlife showcase the one-of-a-kind Cape Cod environs. You can’t miss a chance to hop aboard one of the best whale …
Best Cape Cod Beaches Occupying nearly 600 miles of coastline in southeastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod is a summer haven for New Englanders eager to soak up some sun after a harsh winter. From kid-friendly spots with tide pools to stretches of sand with prime surfing conditions, the region’s diverse shores offer something for everyone. Factors …
Check out this recent blog by David Weintraub by selecting the link below….. Kayaking the Cape Cod National Seashore
Excellent Blog By Jennie Sparrow The town of Dennis has a little something for everyone! From fabulous restaurants to gorgeous beaches, great hiking to the arts, you’re sure to find something for everyone to do and enjoy while visiting this great Mid-Cape town. Here is a list of things to do and see if you’re visiting …
Excellent Blog by Calvin Hennick In addition to world-famous beaches, Cape Cod has miles of hiking and biking trails, hidden nature preserves tucked between coasts, and enough outdoor activities to keep you busy your entire vacation and then some. See how many you can squeeze in before you go home! 1. Art’s Dune Tours The …
Excellent Blog by Kristin Amico The last of the snow flurries are behind us, and spring crocuses, daffodils and tulips are starting to unfurl their showy blooms. It’s an ideal time to lace up your sneakers and explore Cape Cod’s natural treasures through wooded paths, salt marshes and beach dunes. You’ll enjoy warming temps and …
Excellent Blog by Nicole Maranhas Whether you make a day of it or simply take the scenic route to the beach, these five friendly joyrides are Cape classics. Shining Sea Bikeway Distance: 10.7 miles Route: There’s a reason Falmouth native and “America the Beautiful” author Katharine Lee Bates saved “the shining sea” for last. You’ll …
Updated February 27, 2023
Dear Old Manse Inn Family,
Charlie and Brian hope that this note finds you all doing well. We hope you enjoyed the 2022 season as much as we have here at the Inn. This past year has been the most busy the Inn has ever been! We thought 2021 was our best season, but 2022 eclipsed that by almost 20%. We hope that has something to do with the many improvements we have made and also to the new breakfasts that we have served each year.
While we are closed, the off season renovation activity has been on fire over the last few months! The sheer number of updates and renovations we have planned is staggering when we start to think about it – and cleaning up will be pretty staggering as well! LOL Please subscribe to our newsletter if you want more details on what we have planned.
Advanced reservations this year for 2023 have soared as folks look to get away more and we are reaching capacity already on a few dates for 2023. If you have any questions about booking a reservation or want more details about your stay, please reach out directly to us at the Inn via email (innkeeper@oldmanseinn.com or phone 508-896-3149). We look forward to welcoming you all for a great stay!
All Our Best,
Brian & Charlie