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The outstanding natural beauty of the Cape and Islands -
pristine beaches, wind-swept dunes, verdant saltmarshes,
fragrant pine groves - is our biggest attraction, yet the
area also abounds with recreational activities and other
diversions, from the artistic to the adventurous. Indeed,
the Cape has been named as one of the top ten spots in the
world for whale watching and windsurfing, and ranked among
the ten most popular destinations in the U.S. for beaches
and golfing. It has also been distinguished as the #1 arts
destination in the country for its wealth of galleries, art
studios and museums. Local theaters stage productions year-round
and the Cape even boasts its own symphony orchestra. 
Experienced local tour operators, charter companies and
transportation services can assist you in planning all kinds
of recreational opportunities for your group - from shopping
trips, eco-tours, museum outings, narrated walks and guided
birdwatching to a myriad of water sports and maritime pursuits,
including harbor cruises, whale and seal-watching, sea kayaking
and deep sea fishing. Bicycle enthusiasts can join a guide
or set out on their own to roam miles of paved trails and
country roads that wind past historic lighthouses, working
cranberry bogs and weathered shingled cottages abloom with
colorful gardens. Hire a limo for a romantic drive along
the Old King's Highway, the nation's largest historic district,
which is lined with ancient stone walls, centuries-old sea
captain's mansions, sweeping coastal vistas and dozens of
quaint antique and craft shops. 
Creative excursions also offer unique special event opportunities
for groups of 10 to 200. Charter a boat to exchange vows at
sunset on an offshore island. Serve hors d'oeuvres along with
a good measure of awe on a seal-watching cruise off Chatham.
Dress up for a gourmet dinner while riding the rails along
Cape Cod Bay. Board a caravan of jeeps for a picnic supper
tour into the wilds of the Provincetown dunes. 
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