Falmouth Highlights
Natural Beauty
Falmouth boasts 68 miles of coastline, offering picturesque beaches like Old Silver Beach and Surf Drive Beach. The Shining Sea Bikeway provides scenic views of marshes, woods, and the ocean along its 10.7-mile path.
Recreation
Outdoor activities include boating, fishing, kayaking, and hiking in conservation areas like Beebe Woods. Falmouth also serves as a gateway to Martha’s Vineyard, with ferry services departing from Woods Hole.
Historical Significance
Falmouth’s history is showcased through sites like the Nobska Lighthouse, the Falmouth Museums on the Green, and the historic village of Woods Hole, known for its scientific institutions.
Cultural Attractions
The town offers a rich cultural scene with art galleries, theaters, and live music. Woods Hole is home to the Marine Biological Laboratory and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, both offering exhibits and tours.
Family-Friendly Activities
Families enjoy activities such as visiting the Highfield Hall & Gardens, exploring Falmouth’s charming Main Street, and enjoying ice cream at local parlors.
Ecology and Conservation
With its salt marshes, estuaries, and wildlife sanctuaries, Falmouth is a haven for nature enthusiasts and eco-tourism.
Community Vibe
Falmouth’s mix of natural beauty, cultural richness, and a welcoming atmosphere makes it one of Cape Cod’s most popular destinations for visitors and residents alike.