Things To Do on Cape Cod

Cape Cod’s famous beaches are only a short drive away. Spend the afternoon swimming, walking the shoreline, collecting shells, or watching the sunset over Nantucket Sound. Nearby favorites include Craigville Beach, Kalmus Beach, Veterans Park Beach, and Seagull Beach, each with its own classic Cape vibe.

The Cape Cod Irish Village is conveniently located near the Hyannis ferry terminals, making day trips to the islands easy and unforgettable. Hop aboard a high-speed ferry to Nantucket or Martha’s Vineyard and spend the day exploring cobblestone streets, seaside shops, bike trails, beaches, and iconic New England charm. 

Just steps from the hotel along a scenic path, two of the Cape's best attractions await. Wicked Waves Cape Cod brings the huge waterslides, pools, and all-day splash., Cape Cod Inflatable Park, on that same property delivers giant inflatables and obstacle courses for kids and adults alike.

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Just minutes away, Hyannis Harbor is the heartbeat of Cape Cod in the summertime. Watch the ferries come and go, stroll the marina, enjoy waterfront dining, book a harbor cruise, or set sail on a whale watch or fishing charter. The harbor area is alive with ocean breezes, music, and the unmistakable feeling of summer on Cape Cod. 

Golf lovers will find some of the Cape’s most scenic courses nearby, from championship layouts to relaxed public courses surrounded by pine forests, cranberry bogs, and coastal views. Whether you are planning a full golf getaway or just sneaking in an early morning round before the beach, Cape Cod offers exceptional golf in every direction.

Cape Cod summers and mini golf belong together. Nearby courses feature waterfalls, pirate ships, lighthouses, and plenty of friendly competition for families, couples, and groups. You’ll also find ice cream shops, arcades, batting cages, and classic Cape Cod roadside attractions throughout the area.

Downtown Hyannis is just steps away and filled with local restaurants, lively pubs, music venues, boutiques, coffee shops, and late-night energy. Spend the evening wandering Main Street, enjoying live music, or gathering with friends for cocktails and fresh local seafood. The area blends classic Cape Cod charm with a vibrant social scene year-round. 

From sightseeing cruises to deep sea fishing adventures, the Hyannis waterfront offers endless ways to get out on the water. Take a harbor tour at sunset, spot whales off the coast, charter a fishing boat, or simply enjoy an afternoon sail across Nantucket Sound.

The Cape Cod Irish Village is also close to many of the Cape’s most beloved attractions, including the Cape Cod Melody Tent, museums, art galleries, bike trails, antique shops, and scenic drives along Route 6A and the National Seashore. 

Whether you are here for a weekend escape, a family vacation, a golf trip, or simply the music and camaraderie of the Irish Village itself, you are never far from the best of Cape Cod. Beach days, island ferries, harbor sunsets, golf outings, live music, and unforgettable summer nights are all waiting just outside the door.