And welcome to SummerGuideCapeCod.com!

This beautiful 70 mile stretch of land extending into the Atlantic Ocean is rich with history, culture and natural resources. The beaches here are among the best in the world and there's so much to do: whale watching, seal watching, bird watching, nature hikes, golfing, boating and bike rides! Go for a sail, rent a kayak, or try your hand at sportfishing - there are so many ways to enjoy to 500+ miles of Cape Cod coastline.

As new publishers for the 16th anniversary edition of SummerGuide Cape Cod, we have continued to offer special features and handy guides to assist you in making your visit to Cape Cod memorable.

Check out this summer's special features:

•Sandwich: Cape Cod Begins Here

•Brewster: The Sea Captain's Town

•Brewster in Black & White

•Cape Cod National Seashore: 50 Years

•Cape Cod Baseball League

•The Woods Hole Film Festival: 20 Years

•90th Mashpee Wampanoag Powwow

•The Provincetown Jazz Festival

•Castle Hill: 40 Years

The SummerGuide covers the entire Cape, with things to do and see from the canal to the tip of Provincetown and back again!

We hope you pick up one of our handy free guides at information booths around the cape, and of course, you can always find us at SummerGuideCapeCod.com!

Enjoy your visit!

The 2011 guide cover features "To The Light", a pastel by Nancy Poucher. See more of Poucher's work (and other one-of-a-kind art) at The Julie Heller Gallery, 2 Gosnold St., Provincetown. Also Julie Heller East at 465 Commercial St or www.juliehellergallery.com