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Globus
OFFER ID 1666102
Settle into the charming seaside town of Hyannis, your gateway to the best of Cape Cod and the Islands. Ferry across sparkling Atlantic waters to Martha's Vineyard, where colorful gingerbread cottages, historic villages, and coastal scenery set a relaxed island pace. Continue to Nantucket, where cobblestone streets, whaling-era architecture, and elegant seaside homes reflect centuries of maritime heritage. Discover Provincetown, a vibrant harborside community known for its artistic spirit, maritime history, and spectacular views at the tip of Cape Cod.
On the mainland, explore the rich history and coastal traditions of New England. Walk in the footsteps of America's founders in Boston, visit Plimoth Patuxet Museums and Mayflower II to learn about the region's earliest colonial history, and discover Newport's legendary Gilded Age estates and oceanfront beauty. Blending island charm, maritime heritage, fresh coastal cuisine, and iconic New England landmarks, this Cape Cod and Islands journey showcases the people, places, and traditions that define the region.
PLUS, this tour includes your choice of excursions in Newport so you can plan your day your way.

7 nights from $3,999 per person
Cape Cod & The Islands
Day 1: ARRIVE IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Welcome to Beantown! This evening, mingle with your travel companions at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome drink. Your Tour Director will prepare you for your upcoming adventure.
Day 2: BOSTON Boston’s Bold History Begin the day with a guided walking tour of Boston’s most prominent landmarks, led by a Local Guide. Explore the city that helped spark the American Revolution and discover the stories behind its most iconic historic sites.
The balance of the day is at leisure. Consider a walk through Harvard Yard to visit the historic Ivy League campus, shop and dine in Boston’s “Little Italy” in the North End, stroll the historic waterfront, or take in breathtaking 360-degree views from View Boston, an immersive observation experience atop the Prudential Tower. (B)
TOUR HIGHLIGHT
Walk in the footsteps of America’s founders on a guided tour through the cradle of liberty. See Boston Common, the Old State House, Old North Church—where the famous “one if by land, two if by sea” signal lanterns were displayed—the Freedom Trail, and Faneuil Hall, with time to browse Quincy Market. Today, Boston blends historic character with modern energy shaped by leading universities, diverse neighborhoods, and a revitalized waterfront.
Day 3: BOSTON–PLYMOUTH–HYANNIS Pilgrims’ Pride Head south to Plymouth, where the Pilgrims landed over 400 years ago to establish the first permanent English settlement in New England. See legendary Plymouth Rock andexplore Plimoth Patuxet Museums to learn about the daily life of the Pilgrims and the contributions of the Indigenous Pokanoket people. Visit Mayflower II, built by hand using traditional methods and tools familiar to 17th-century shipbuilders. Then, on to Hyannis for a 4-night stay. Tonight, enjoy a [LF] lobster dinner. (B,D)
LOCAL FAVORITE
No visit to Cape Cod is complete without indulging in its regional bounty of seafood. Your stay in Hyannis includes a lobster dinner to celebrate your visit to this timeless village on the cape. The fishing industry, including lobstering, has been a fixture of Cape Cod's working waterfronts for more than 200 years. (Non-seafood entree options are also available.)
TOUR HIGHLIGHT
Bring history to life at the Plimoth Patuxet Museums with Plymouth Colony and Indigenous Pokanoket exhibits. Explore intertwined cultures, investigate changing landscapes, and understand 17th-century worldviews through immersive hands-on experiences.
Day 4: HYANNIS. EXCURSION TO MARTHA'S VINEYARD On the Vineyard This morning, head to the harbor for your scenic ferry ride to Martha’s Vineyard and leisure time to enjoy the charming villages, quaint shops, historic homes, and pristine beaches. Return to Hyannis where the evening is free. (B)
TOUR HIGHLIGHT
Explore beautiful Martha’s Vineyard and wander through the Oak Bluffs neighborhood, is known for its colorful Victorian “gingerbread” cottages. Spend time in Edgartown, once an important shipping and whaling hub. Check out the enticing village stores, take a walk along the ocean, and admire the elegant homes along the tree-lined streets.
Day 5: HYANNIS. EXCURSION TO PROVINCETOWN Chilling on the Cape Enjoy free time this morning and afternoon on the Cape. Relax at the resort or travel to vibrant Provincetown. Dinner this evening is at a local restaurant. (B,D)
ENHANCED FREE TIME
Explore more in Cape Cod with a day to relax at your resort or join an excursion to Provincetown at the tip of Cape Cod. Once there, consider an optional ride on the Provincetown Dunes in the Cape Cod National Seashore, take a naturalist-led whale watching cruise, or enjoy your free time to wander through “P-town,” a lively summer resort and artist colony.
Day 6: HYANNIS. EXCURSION TO NANTUCKET Cape Cod Cruising Board a scenic ferry this morning to journey across open Atlantic waters to Nantucket, a timeless island where maritime history and coastal charm meet. Enjoy time for lunch and a leisurely stroll along Straight Wharf, where sailboats bob in the marina and boutique shops, art galleries, and cafés line the waterfront. Explore the island with a Local Guide and discover the deep Quaker roots that shaped Nantucket’s early settlement, along with its rich whaling-era legacy that once made it one of the wealthiest ports in the world. Wander quiet lanes lined with classic cedar-shingled homes, elegant mansions, and weathered cobblestone streets that tell stories of the sea. Return to Hyannis by ferry and continue your discovery of Cape Cod’s heritage with visits to the John F. Kennedy Memorial and the historic St. Francis Xavier Church. (B)
TOUR HIGHLIGHT
Explore Nantucket’s charming streets and take in the beauty of the preserved Colonial architecture and grand seaside homes, each reflecting the prosperity of the island’s whaling past. During free time, consider a visit to the Whaling Museum, where fascinating exhibits and a rooftop observation deck offer sweeping views and a deeper look into the island’s seafaring history.
Day 7: HYANNIS–NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND Spend Your Day Your Way in Newport This morning, head to Newport, an elegant yachting mecca on Narragansett Bay in the “Ocean State” of Rhode Island. On a sightseeing tour of Newport, see the first state house, the nation’s oldest synagogue, sweeping ocean views and more. Explore more of Newport with your choice of anincluded Globus Choice excursion.
All fares are quoted in US Dollars.
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