Why do people return to Cape Cod every year? Maybe it is the simply stunning beaches, consistently ranked among the best in the country. Maybe it is all the fun things to do, like biking, kayaking, summer theater, whale watching, and world-class golf. Maybe it is such a special place that the moment you leave. Are you planning to return to Cape Cod? Or maybe it is just your first time to visit Cape Cod. Maybe, you are looking for space in any of the Private Offices complexes in Cape Cod?
You should consider the prefect time before going in order that you can be satisfied with your vacation to Cape Code. Which is the best time of the year to visit Cape Cod? On May, June, September, or October are the best times to visit Cape Cod.These shoulder months usher in pleasant temperatures for outdoor pursuits, fewer crowds than the busy summer season and reasonable room rates. If you want to avoid hordes of tourists, sneak in a visit during the short but sweet spring shoulder season, you can visit on May or June . The weather slowly warms up, too by May you will rarely see a day below 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
But keep in mind that hotel rates get progressively more expensive as Memorial Day weekend nears (it is after all the official start of the summer season).
There are also some events on May and June Such as Figawi Sailboat Race (on May), Cape Cod Maritime Days (on May-June), Provincetown International Film Festival (on June), Arts Alive (on June), and Strawberry Festival (on June).
The fall shoulder season is one of Cape Cod’s best-kept secrets. Hotels drop their rates considerably as the tourists head home. And while it is starting to get chilly, the water is usually warm enough to still go swimming in September. The weather stays pleasant well into November – temperatures hover between the 40s and the low 60s.
If you visit on October, you will be able to attend to some events such as Wellfleet Oysterfest, People in The Park, and Yarmouth Seaside Festival. Visiting between July and August is best if hitting the beach is a top priority for you, but you will shell out a pretty penny for a seaside cottage during the peak tourist season.
In contrast, the Cape is near abandoned from December through March and hotel prices are much less expensive than the warmer months, though many shops and restaurants close in the off-season. If you’re looking for some time to curl up with a good book in quiet solitude, winter is the time for you.
If you want to see Cape Cod Hydrangea Festival, you can visit on July, but if you want to attend to Provincetown Jazz Festival and Falmouth Road Race you can visit on August. There are so many events in Cape Cod through the year. Now you can make your schedule to visit Cape Cod this year and attend to the events that you really want to.
