Answer: Herring Cove, hands down. Around the bend from Race Point, Herring Cove offers a protected beach that is ideal for those who want to enjoy the sea without challenging waves and unpredictable undertows. This beach is also usually warmer and less windy than Race Point. Traditionally the right hand side of the beach attracts Continue Reading

According to TripAdvisor, Race Point Beach in the Cape Cod National Seashore, has been awarded one of the Top 25 beaches in the United States. Along with the Provincetown Hotel at Gabriel’s, awarded one of the top 10 accommodations by BedandBreakfast.com, you can’t go wrong in deciding to make a trip to Provincetown and staying Continue Reading

The Piping Plover, a beautiful, small shorebird, is listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act both federally and in the State of Massachusetts. There are less than 2,000 pairs along the Atlantic coast.  With its miles of undeveloped beaches, Cape Cod National Seashore supports about 15% of the Massachusetts breeding population. Much of the Continue Reading

Provincetowns Beech Forest in the Cape Cod National Seashore (CCNS) is a national mecca for birders because it is a major resting stop for the semi annual shore and seabird migrations along the East Coast flyway. Provincetowns geographical significance to this migration rests on the simple fact that it sticks forty miles out to sea. Continue Reading

The following is some wonderful buzz about the return of the Osprey and the Whales to Provincetown. A right whale breaching April holds magic in Provincetown. Make your reservation at Gabriel’s and we will point you in the direction of majestic whale watching, spots where birds will eat right out of your hand and so Continue Reading