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See. Provincetown Experience the '70s summer dream that inspired the A24 Anthony Bourdain biopic, 'Tony'. Race Point Beach Enjoy wild waves and dunes, capturing the essence of the Cape Cod National Seashore. Monomoy Island Spot gray seals, the main prey for great white sharks in this hot spot. Atlantic White Shark Conservancy Learn about white shark research and conservation in Cape Cod.

Eat. Outer Cape Find many gluten-free dining options, from New England classics to Portuguese and Jamaican dishes.

Stay. Candleberry Inn Stay at this #1 inn in the United States, known for unforgettable guest experiences.

Condé Nast TravelerAug 19, 2026

Where Was 'Tony' Filmed? The Cape Cod Spots That Inspired the Legend

The A24 Anthony Bourdain biopic is a '70s summer dream.

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  • The Lobster PotRestaurantProvincetown, United StatesPeople come from around the world to experience our fresh seafood, an amazing view of Provincetown Harbor and…
  • Commercial StreetNeighborhoodProvincetown, United Statesstreet where the film is set, dressed by art department
  • Spiritus PizzaRestaurantProvincetown, United Statesiconic pizza joint where Nancy worked; Bourdain slept nearby
  • The FlagshipRestaurantProvincetown, United Statesrestaurant where Bourdain started his career
  • Gina's By the SeaRestaurantDennis, United Statesrestaurant surrounded by sand dunes, screamed Cape Cod
  • Old Colony TapRestaurantProvincetown, United States
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Lonely PlanetJul 28

17 things to do on Cape Cod

The beach is the main event on Cape Cod, but there are other fabulous things to do, too.

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AfarJul 21

Why Travelers Are Looking for Great White Sharks Where the Movie Jaws Took Place

From a distance, the sands of Monomoy Island appear to be freckled with dozens of rocks and logs. As the boat I’m on sails around the southeastern tip of Cape Cod, a hook-shaped peninsula located ...

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  • Atlantic White Shark ConservancyMuseumnonprofit dedicated to white shark research and conservation
  • SharktivityPlaceapp to upload shark sightings and photos
  • Elsewhere
  • Monomoy IslandSightChatham, United Statessands appear freckled with dozens of rocks and logs
  • Shark AlleySightChatham, United Statesnickname for waters hugging outer edge of Cape Cod
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Condé Nast TravelerJul 15

Where to Find the Best Gluten-Free Meals on Cape Cod

From seafood shacks and ice cream stands to locally sourced sit-downs, travel and food writer Luke Pyenson shares dining destinations not to be missed.

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  • Pickle Jar KitchenRestaurantFalmouth, United StatesGluten-free sandwiches, salads, and French toast.
  • The PheasantRestaurantDennis, United StatesJerk pork shank with escovitch pickle.
  • BaleineRestaurantDennis, United StatesSister wine bar to The Pheasant.
  • Sweet IzzyRestaurantHarwich Port, United StatesDedicated gluten- and dairy-free ice cream shop.
  • FishRestaurantChatham, United StatesGF fried seafood and globally inspired mains.
  • Chatham Ice Cream BarRestaurantChatham, United StatesGF ice cream creations.
  • Buffy’s Ice CreamIce cream shopChatham, United StatesImaginative gluten-free ice cream sandwiches.
  • Branches Grill and CafeRestaurantChatham, United StatesMost of the menu is gluten-free.
  • Mac’s on the PierRestaurantWellfleet, United StatesCasual spot with GF fried seafood.
  • Cooke’s SeafoodRestaurantOrleans, United StatesGF lobster rolls and broiled platters.
  • Mac’s ShackRestaurantWellfleet, United StatesRefined spot with GF fried seafood and sushi.
  • PJ’s Family RestaurantRestaurantWellfleet, United StatesGF buns for lobster rolls, dedicated fryer.
  • The Lobster PotRestaurantProvincetown, United StatesOffers a physical gluten-free menu.
  • Lewis BrothersRestaurantProvincetown, United StatesHomemade ice cream with safe GF options.
  • Mac’s Fish HouseRestaurantProvincetown, United StatesGF fried calamari and sushi.
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SkiftJul 9

The Hospitality Secrets That Built America’s #1 B&B

On this episode of Suite Success, host Katie Cline sits down with Marco DiDomizio, hospitality strategist, real estate broker, consultant, and coach at InnAdvisors. Before advising hotel owners across the country, Marco spent nearly a decade transforming the Candleberry Inn on Cape Cod from a dated bed and breakfast into the #1 inn in the […]

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Lonely PlanetJul 8

The best beaches on Cape Cod

With nearly 560 miles of coastline, Cape Cod has a lot of beaches. Here are 12 of the best and why you should visit them.

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  • Cape Cod National SeashoreNature reserveCaptures the essence of the Cape with surf and dunes.
  • Race Point BeachSightBeach with crashing surf and undulating dunes.
  • Province Lands Bike TrailTrailPaved trail winding between dunes, connecting two beaches.
  • Head of the Meadow BeachSightWide, sandy beach, good for long walks and bodysurfing.
  • Race Point LighthouseSight
  • Elsewhere
  • Sandy Neck BeachSightBarnstable, United StatesBest for trail walking and bird-watching.
  • Snack ShackRestaurantBarnstable, United StatesStop here after a hike for fried clams or ice cream.
  • Mayflower BeachSightDennis, United StatesPrettiest bayside beach, gentle waves, good for families.
  • Old Silver BeachSightFalmouth, United StatesFavorite for swimming and sunsets, calm sandbar for kids.
  • Herring Cove BeachSightProvincetown, United StatesFaces west for sunsets, close to Provincetown.
  • Craigville BeachSightCenterville, United StatesBest location for finding sea glass.
  • Four SeasRestaurantCenterville, United StatesLocal institution scooping homemade ice cream since the 1930s.
  • Cahoon Hollow BeachSightWellfleet, United StatesWild beach with dunes, backdrop to The Beachcomber bar.
  • The BeachcomberRestaurantWellfleet, United StatesClassic beach bar in an old lifesaving station.
  • Kalmus BeachSightHyannis, United StatesBest spot for windsurfing due to warm waters and winds.
  • Coast Guard BeachSightEastham, United StatesStunning beach, great for bird-watching and surfing.
  • Nauset BeachSightTruro, United StatesLeast crowded beach, good for watching sunrise and swimming.
  • Long Point BeachSightProvincetown, United States
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National GeographicSep 27, 2023

These U.S. beach towns are even better in the fall

Summer may be over, but beach season doesn’t have to be. In fact, with fewer crowds and cooler temperatures, fall is the best time to explore coastal towns where cultural sites, natural wonders, and ...

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