The Provincetown area has some of the best beaches in the country. Herring Cove Beach and Race Point Beach are within minutes of White Porch Inn. And, Head of the Meadow is just a short drive from our inn.
Provincetown is a place of celebration of self and community--especially on holiday weekends! Our town hosts many events throughout the year for tourists around the globe.
Whether you just want to go for a whale watch, head deep sea fishing in cape cod, or find another animal living life in the pristine waters, you’ll have an amazing time on a boat tour near Cape Cod.
Carnival is the best LGBTQ+ event in the nation. Whether you want to go to the Monkey Bar, visit a drag show, or attend the Carnival parade, you’ll have something to do at this annual event!
Check out these amazing Provincetown shops! Commercial Street, or downtown P-town, has a ton of stores celebrating culture, LGBTQ+ life, and fashion! We hope to see you here!
We know you are probably excited about visiting Cape Cod. Reading this guide will help you plan out your full experience, allowing you to meet the expectations you’ve set for yourself.
Cape Cod lighthouses are some of the most scenic and beautiful locations in Massachusetts. While some of them are closed to public access, plenty of others are available for you to climb. Consider this your personal guide to the cape’s lights.
If you are hoping to see some wonderful art, Provincetown is the place to be! You can see classically design pieces, modern art that speaks on behalf of the LGBTQ+ community, and much more! Check out our guide!
Cape Cod is one of the most historical places in America. The Pilgrims landed in Plymouth off the coast of Cape Cod. You can learn more about their journey at some of the local museums here in Provincetown.
There are a ton of things to do in Provincetown and throughout Cape Cod as the snow falls--some activities might be preferable in the winter and impossible in the summer.
Water sports are a great activity to pass your time with your loved ones or friends. Whether you have brought your own equipment, or you’re renting or paying for a day on a charter, there is unlimited fun potential when you’re out on the open water.
Come enjoy the stunning view of the ocean from Fanizzi's Bayside dining room, a view that complements the fabulous food. There's something for everyone on the menu, ranging from burgers, nachos and wings to fresh seafood, steak dishes, pasta and much more.
Lobster Pot features the finest and freshest seafood in Provincetown. Offering a selection of delicious cocktails, wines, and a varitey of specialty drinks to go with your meal. The menu consists of Portuguese specialties, steaks, poultry, vegetarian and light fare.
Nickerson State park offers plenty of wooded trails and ponds to explore. There are many activities to enjoy, such as camping, fishing, hiking, biking, and boating, to name a few. And you can visit eight freshwater ponds or try the 8-mile bike path.
The Pilgrim Monument celebrates the Mayflower's arrival to Provincetown in 1620. The monument is Cape Cod's oldest not-for-profit organization. A tour of the Pilgrim Monument, and the associated Provincetown Museum, will make for educational and entertaining experience you won't soon forget.
The Canteen serves an American cuisine with a traditional menu and style of classic seafood shacks. It's a place for all ages, with a wide ranging menu. Choices include soups, salads, seafood, and more. The food is locally sourced and made from scratch for better-tasting, unique meals.
