Falmouth, Mashpee & Woods Hole, MA, Guide and Information
Your Guide to Falmouth, Mashpee & Woods Hole.
Welcome to Falmouth, Mashpee & Woods Hole
When visiting Falmouth, you’ll find that it has the warmest waters, beautiful public beaches, the coolest summertime breezes, and some of the finest restaurants on Cape Cod. Falmouth also offers a myriad of activities including: golfing, sailing, kayaking, and cycling. You will not be disappointed with the boutiques and specialty stores that are chock full of merchandise, and our picturesque walking trails.
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A Sentimental Journey to Falmouth
I embarked upon a special visit to Falmouth, Massachusetts in May, largely to relive some of the good times I experienced there with two very special women in my life: my mother and her best friend, Eleanor, who was like a dear auntie to me. I lost both of them this past year, so I felt the need to “find them” in a different way. I intuitively knew that I’d embrace their spirit in many wondrous ways in a place that was near and dear to all three of us.
Mom and I had visited Eleanor many times in her Cape Cod cottage. Together we went to the beach, enjoyed dining out and did lots of shopping. We also spent plenty of time tucked into her little house reminiscing and delighting in delicious food and drink that we had procured from nearby restaurants and shops. (Yes, it is possible to enjoy a succulent lobster roll as takeout, especially when accompanied with an iced cold gin and tonic on a hot summer’s day.)
Eat Your Way Through Falmouth and Woods Hole
Certainly the largest fish and seafood market on Cape Cod, the
Falmouth Fish Market showcases bounty from local and near-local waters. Shop
for tonight’s dinner here and/or dive into one of the best lobster rolls in
Falmouth at the Clam Man. Oh yeah.
Instagram-able Places
As the closest mainland port to Martha’s Vineyard on Cape Cod,
there’s lots of ferry activity from both Falmouth and Woods Hole. Hop on a boat
at either of these locales and start recording lots of memorable sights and
sounds of all the comings and goings at the ports and in the harbor and sound.
Whether you’re on
The Steamship Authority Ferry, The Island Queen or another
vessel, if you’re headed to the Vineyard, you’re guaranteed about thirty-five minutes
of Kodachrome moments on your journey.
A Sentimental Journey to Falmouth
I embarked upon a special visit to Falmouth, Massachusetts in May, largely to relive some of the good times I experienced there with two very special women in my life: my mother and her best friend, Eleanor, who was like a dear auntie to me. I lost both of them this past year, so I felt the need to “find them” in a different way. I intuitively knew that I’d embrace their spirit in many wondrous ways in a place that was near and dear to all three of us.
Mom and I had visited Eleanor many times in her Cape Cod cottage. Together we went to the beach, enjoyed dining out and did lots of shopping. We also spent plenty of time tucked into her little house reminiscing and delighting in delicious food and drink that we had procured from nearby restaurants and shops. (Yes, it is possible to enjoy a succulent lobster roll as takeout, especially when accompanied with an iced cold gin and tonic on a hot summer’s day.)
Instagram-able Places
As the closest mainland port to Martha’s Vineyard on Cape Cod,
there’s lots of ferry activity from both Falmouth and Woods Hole. Hop on a boat
at either of these locales and start recording lots of memorable sights and
sounds of all the comings and goings at the ports and in the harbor and sound.
Whether you’re on
The Steamship Authority Ferry, The Island Queen or another
vessel, if you’re headed to the Vineyard, you’re guaranteed about thirty-five minutes
of Kodachrome moments on your journey.
A Sentimental Journey to Falmouth
I embarked upon a special visit to Falmouth, Massachusetts in May, largely to relive some of the good times I experienced there with two very special women in my life: my mother and her best friend, Eleanor, who was like a dear auntie to me. I lost both of them this past year, so I felt the need to “find them” in a different way. I intuitively knew that I’d embrace their spirit in many wondrous ways in a place that was near and dear to all three of us.
Mom and I had visited Eleanor many times in her Cape Cod cottage. Together we went to the beach, enjoyed dining out and did lots of shopping. We also spent plenty of time tucked into her little house reminiscing and delighting in delicious food and drink that we had procured from nearby restaurants and shops. (Yes, it is possible to enjoy a succulent lobster roll as takeout, especially when accompanied with an iced cold gin and tonic on a hot summer’s day.)
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