Prince of Whales Cottages

06/15/2026

Vaulted ceilings, coastal charm, and the kind of peaceful mornings you wish could last forever ✨🌊

06/12/2026

There are some great farmer's markets in Truro and Ptown! Check out the times at this link:

Sustainable CAPE’s Farmers’ Market Programs Provincetown Educational Farmers’ Market Saturdays, Mid-May through October The Provincetown Farmers’ Market mission is to celebrate local food and educate the community about the many benefits of eating locally to our health and the environment. M...

06/10/2026

Where the tide leaves its artwork and the day leaves its worries.

06/09/2026

On Coyote Kayaks’ Bayside Sunset Tour, you’ll paddle through calm waters as the sky transforms into a canvas of gold, orange, pink, and purple. It’s the perfect way to slow down, soak in the beauty of the Outer Cape, and experience Provincetown from a whole new perspective.

Guided sunset kayak tour on Provincetown Bay, nightly all summer. Paddle past the lighthouse and breakwater as the sun goes down. 75 minutes, $65 per person.

06/08/2026

Creativity feels different by the ocean. 🎣

06/05/2026

Every Friday from May through October, galleries across town open their doors for the beloved Gallery Stroll — an evening of new exhibits, artist receptions, conversation, and inspiration.

One of our favorite activities on the Cape has returned for the season – Provincetown Gallery Strolls! Every Friday from May through October, galleries across town open their doors for the be…

06/03/2026

It is World Bicycle Day! Who else loves biking around the Cape?

06/01/2026

Bring your dogs! Enjoy out on-site dog park during your stay.

05/30/2026

Explore five miles of trails that wind through different habitats, including shaded pine, oak, and hickory woodlands; salt marsh; and freshwater ponds.

Explore five miles of trails that wind through different habitats including shaded pine, oak, and hickory woodlands; salt marsh; and freshwater ponds.

05/27/2026

A week in Truro:

Monday starts slowly. Coffee on the deck. Maybe the beach, maybe just a good book, and nowhere to be.

By Tuesday, you’ve settled into the rhythm of the Outer Cape — bike rides through the dunes and lobster rolls eaten outside.

Wednesday means a Provincetown night. Cocktails, galleries, live music, people-watching on Commercial Street… followed by a peaceful drive back to Truro under the stars.

Thursday is for doing less. A beach chair. An afternoon nap. Watching the light change over the marshes.

Friday feels like summer nostalgia in the best way: grilled dinner outside, salty towels hanging to dry, ice cream after sunset.

And by the weekend, you’re already talking about coming back.