White Horse Beach Vacations in Plymouth

10/15/2026

October at Whale Away hits different. Crisp mornings, quiet beaches, and this view before your feet even touch the floor.
Whale Away sleeps 8 in Plymouth. Fall weekends are booking now 🩵🌊🐳

https://thebaystayhomes.com/vacation-rentals/whale-away

10/09/2026

10/08/2026

https://thebaystayhomes.com/vacation-rentals/bay-watch

09/20/2026

With The Lobster Pound at Manomet Point – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

09/20/2026

🌊 Planning a trip to Plymouth, MA?

We created a simple guide to help you plan your Plymouth getaway, from beaches and historic Plymouth to whale watching, local food and ideas for building the perfect few days here.

Even better, you can use our free Plymouth Vacation Planner to explore recommendations and start planning your own trip.

🏖️ Beaches
🐋 Whale watching
🦞 Local restaurants
⚓ Things to do
🌅 Plymouth favorites

Plan your Plymouth vacation here:

https://thebaystayhomes.com/blog/plan-a-vacation-to-plymouth-ma

09/12/2026

One of our favorite local spots near White Horse Beach 🦞 The Lobster Pound at Manomet Point has that classic Plymouth summer feel — ocean views, seafood, seals, picnic tables and a great local atmosphere.

We’re so fortunate to have it right around the corner!

We recently featured them in our Plymouth local guide:
https://thebaystayhomes.com/blog/best-lobster-roll-plymouth-ma

The Lobster Pound at Manomet Point

09/12/2026

Our new website is now ready!

Four personally hosted vacation rentals on the Massachusetts coast. Direct booking with the host.

05/21/2024

05/07/2024

Anyone looking for a special get away for Mothers Day? Check out my ocean View house in Plymouth. Link is for pictures and availability and message me direct for pricing without a lot of the added fees from Airbnb.

House link: [airbnb.com/h/shoredrive]

Panoramic ocean views 100 ft above Cape Cod Bay

04/09/2024

Mayflower should set sail any day now. This is always such a spectacular event.

Work on Mayflower II continues as the Museum’s Maritime Preservation and Operations team prepares her for her transit journey home to Plymouth after having undergone routine maintenance during the winter at Mystic Seaport Museum. Recently, the crew worked to uprig the ship (put all her spars, blocks, and rigging back on the ship and in the sky). Here, Maritime Artisan, Sam Allen, climbs out of the main bowl and down the port futtock shrouds, as we prepared to send up the main topmast.

Mayflower II is expected to begin her journey back to the State Pier in Plymouth, Massachusetts, on or about April 9th, 10th, or 11th. Stay tuned for updates!