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Visit the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History in Brewster, which offers interactive exhibits on Cape Cod's wildlife and ecology. Afterwards, head to the Chatham Fish Pier to watch local fishermen unload their daily catch. For lunch, try the famous lobster bisque at the Chatham Pier Fish Market.

Take a whale watching tour from Provincetown, which offers the chance to see humpback, finback, and minke whales, as well as dolphins and seals. Explore the charming streets of Provincetown, which is known for its vibrant arts scene and LGBTQ-friendly atmosphere.

Dine at the Lobster Pot, a Provincetown institution serving fresh seafood dishes and homemade desserts. After dinner, take a stroll along Commercial Street and check out the local galleries and shops.

Explore the historic town of Sandwich, which is home to the Sandwich Glass Museum and the Hoxie House, a 17th-century saltbox house. Visit the Sandwich Boardwalk, which offers stunning views of Cape Cod Bay. For lunch, head to the nearby Barnstable Restaurant and Tavern for a classic Cape Cod clam chowder.

Take a scenic drive to the town of Hyannis and visit the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum, which features exhibits on the former president’s life and legacy. Stroll through the Hyannis Main Street Historic District, which is home to charming shops and restaurants.

Enjoy dinner at The Naked Oyster, a cozy restaurant in Hyannis serving fresh seafood and creative cocktails. Afterwards, catch a show at the Cape Cod Melody Tent, which hosts concerts and performances throughout the summer.

Visit the charming town of Falmouth and take a stroll through the historic village center. Stop by the Highfield Hall and Gardens, a restored 19th-century mansion with beautiful gardens and art exhibitions. For lunch, try the famous lobster mac and cheese at The Pickle Jar Kitchen.

Spend the afternoon exploring the Martha’s Vineyard island, accessible by ferry from Woods Hole. Check out the Gingerbread Cottages in Oak Bluffs, the stunning beaches and cliffs in Aquinnah, and the charming shops and restaurants in Edgartown.

Dine at the seafood-focused Quarterdeck in Falmouth, which offers stunning sunset views over the water. After dinner, catch a movie at the historic Cape Cinema, a unique venue that features independent and foreign films.