Activites, Camps and After School Classes in Provincetown, MA

Step into Cape history with a visit to Highland Lighthouse—Cape Cod’s oldest and tallest lighthouse, proudly standing watch over the Atlantic since 1797. Once a critical beacon for mariners navigating the Outer Cape’s treacherous shoals, it remains an active aid to navigation and a beloved symbol of maritime heritage. Join us for an unforgettable stop in Truro, where you’ll have time to: - Climb the lighthouse tower for sweeping coastal views - Explore the keeper’s house and onsite gift shop - Visit the Truro Highland Museum, featuring local maritime history, Edward Hopper’s Cape Cod connections, and stories from the area’s earliest tourism - And enjoy a scenic drive to and from the Lighthouse Whether you’re a lighthouse aficionado or simply love coastal history, this experience offers a rare glimpse into the life and legacy of Cape Cod’s rugged shoreline. Lighthouse and museum admission included in the tour price.

Experience the unsurpassed beauty of Cape Cod while discovering iconic sites and hidden scenes. This is Great Freedom Adventures’ backyard and we love sharing it with our guests. Unique for tours in the region, the six-day bike tour offers a wide-ranging exploration of many of the finest of Cape towns and includes both of the area’s celebrated islands – Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard. Enjoy the discovery purely by bike and boat, at a pace that allows you to take it all in. All of the Cape Cod places you’ve been dreaming of visiting – or yearning to revisit – are waiting for you here, in one inspired itinerary.

Tour Provincetown aboard our authentic Trolleys featuring the history of the Mayflower's first landing, the development of our famous art colony, the beauty of the National Seashore and much more. Tours available from May thru October.

Experience the Cape Cod National Seashore and all its charm & beauty! Our first stop will be at Pilgrim Landing for stunning views of the farthest point of Cape Cod. As we travel into the National Seashore we'll have views of 2 of Provincetown's lighthouses, Wood's End and The Race Point Light House. Stopping at the Province lands Visitor’s Center you can explore the museum and amazing viewing deck of the dunes and Atlantic Ocean! From this vantage point there is a strong chance of seeing a variety of whales feeding just off the shores! We'll then make our way to the Beech Forest trail where you'll enjoy a guided mile loop hike around one of Cape Cod's famous ponds. Learn about the geology of the Cape as we travel through this unique forest. This is also a very popular birding spot and a local hiking favorite!

Join Your guide Cathy and embark on a captivating journey through Provincetown’s West End, where the sands of time meet the tides of history. This unique walking tour weaves together the stories of ancient homes, weathered wharves, and steadfast lighthouses, all nestled along the shimmering edge of Provincetown Harbor. Designed to feel like a step into a living museum, this tour blends maritime grit, pilgrim lore, and bohemian charm, offering a soulful exploration of Cape Cod’s northernmost tip. This 90 minute walking tour covers about .5 mile along the West End of Commercial Street. Each stop pulses with Provincetown’s unique blend of history, art, and seafaring spirit, making this tour a love letter to a town that’s both timeless and ever-evolving. After the tour, opt for a Pedi-cab back to the center of town!

Dive into Ptown’s culinary and cultural treasures on this 2-hour Anthony Bourdain centric stroll, savoring a lobster roll, Ice Cold Beer, and a Portuguese malasada (all of his favorites) while uncovering tales of Bourdain and seaside lore. Pass the Lobster Pot, its neon sign glowing, where Bourdain toiled in the 1970s. Roll by the Old Colony Tap, a 1937 dive bar Bourdain loved. Stop at Spiritus Pizza, a 1971 haven that sparked the 1990 riot and housed Bourdain. Savor a malasada at the Portuguese Bakery. Slow at Lopes Square, with its 1801 anchor from the 1873 railroad. Admire Cannery Wharf Park’s harbor views. Catch the UU Meeting House’s 1847 steeple. Pass the Provincetown Library, with its schooner and Bourdain’s archives. Wave at the A-House, a 1798 tavern of Tennessee Williams and Billie Holiday. End at the Boatslip Resort’s Tea Dance, a 1965 LGBTQ+ disco tradition!