This bike tour offers cyclists the opportunity to pedal along the paths once known only to the Wampanoag Indians, to bike along the seashore, and to tour quaint harbor villages. Enjoy New England, the ocean, the beaches and the islands at a leisurely pace.
Recreational, Road bike
6 days
350 km / 217 mi
$ 2,495.-
Easy biking along scenic country roads and the Cape Cod Rail Trail
Cycling past magnificent seaside vistas, cranberry bogs and salt marches
Enjoy Cape Cod after the busy tourist season with all the restaurants and stores still open minus the crowds.
Enjoy fresh cuisine straight from the sea.
Deposit for this tour is $500.-pp
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Details
Type
Recreational, Road bike
Duration
6 days
Level
Easy = untrained, normal physical condition Moderate = regular cyclist, good condition Challenging = experienced, well trained
Easy
Support
Guided = with cycling guide(s) - support van Self Guided = individual - directions+maps
Guided
Daily distance
60-80 km / 37-50 mi
Total distance
350 km / 217 mi
Lodging
Deluxe = 4-5 star hotel or excellent B&B Basic = 1-2 star hotel/motel or B&B Camping = tent, sports hall or campus
Deluxe, full board
Luggage transport
Daily luggage transfers
Bicycle
Rental
Dates
07 Jun 2020 - 12 Jun 2020 20 Sep 2020 - 25 Sep 2020
If you travel alone a single supplement is charged. With some group tours you can avoid a single supplement by sharing a room with another rider.
$ 595.-
Itinerary
Inclusive / Not Inclusive – lodging
Day 1:
Daily Mileage Options: 9, 27
Cyclists meet in Falmouth and then bike along the Shining Sea Bikeway to Woods Hole. This route was the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad route from Buzzards Bay, through North and West Falmouth, around Woods Hole and into Falmouth Station. This railroad right-of-way provides a flat and even surface for biking, and it is the only path that winds along the seashore through cranberry bogs, salt marshes, woodlands and a busy harbor.
Meals: Dinner
Day 2:
Daily Mileage Options: 22, 32
First thing in the morning we board the Island Queen for a scenic ride across the Vineyard Sound to the beautiful island of Martha's Vineyard. Sightings of sea turtles and sea birds are possible, so keep a sharp eye. The island now known as Martha’s Vineyard, vacation spot for wealthy New Englanders, was once the territory of the Wampanoag Indians. As European settlers discovered the island, a busy whaling industry developed. In more modern times, Martha’s Vineyard was the filming location for Jaws, Jaws 2 and Jaws: The Revenge. With a year-round population of almost 15,000, the island’s main industry now is tourism and businesses associated with the tourism industry. On Martha’s Vineyard, cyclists will have a choice of cycling on bikepaths or the island’s well-paved roads. At day’s end we ferry back to Falmouth
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Day 3:
Daily Mileage Options: 24, 35
Our tour continues along the coast, biking on roads with very little traffic through Mara Vista, Menauhant, New Seabury, Osterville and finally to the historic seaport of Hyannis. Originally farming, shipbuilding and reclaiming salt from the sea supported this seaside town, but Hyannis went on to develop into a popular resort destination. Most famous in modern times as home to the Kennedy clan, Hyannis developed on the south shore of
the Cape Cod peninsula that juts into the ocean approximately 100 miles, much of which is beautiful, public beaches.
Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
Day 4:
Daily Mileage Options: 22 and 41
Departing Hyannis, the group will bike the Cape Cod Rail Trail (CCRT), which runs for 22 miles from Dennis to Wellfleet. This paved bike trail winds through the countryside of the cape to lead us to Brewster. Developed in another railroad right-of-way, the CCRT has a paved surface for bikers; the trail is well marked and smooth. During the trip, the bike tour will pass several freshwater ponds, cranberry bogs and scenic views. Little country stores along the way give cyclists plenty of opportunity to grab drinks and snacks.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Day 5:
Daily Mileage Options: 21 and 40
Biking on the CCRT until it ends in South Wellfleet, we will bike through Wellfleet, getting great views of the Cape Cod Bay along the way, and continue to Provincetown. Our paths lead us past Nauset Light Beach, the historic Coast Guard Beach and Highland (Cape Cod) Lighthouse. After some sightseeing or shopping in Provincetown, bikers will van back to our lodgings.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and Dinner
Day 6:
We will start our last day with a delicious breakfast at our lodgings. After breakfast we will shuttle all guests to Falmouth where we will say our farewells as our adventure comes to a close. For guest traveling by air, the shuttle will continue from Falmouth to Boston Logan Airport.
Meals: Breakfast
Included:
5 nights accommodation in unique inns and B&B’s.
All breakfasts, three lunches, and four dinners.
Experienced guides familiar with the local area.
SAG (Support and Gear) Van to provide baggage relocation, mechanical support, snacks, fresh water, and “rest rides” as needed.
Cue sheets and maps with daily meetings to review route options and points of interest.
Not Included:
Bike Rental
Airfare is not included.
Night before and night after the tour.
Gratuities guides
Lodging
The Palmer House Inn:
Experience the ambiance and the traditional breakfast fare of Cape Cod in this turn-of-the-century, Queen Ann-style inn. Each uniquely decorated room in this charming inn is named for a famous author and supplied with several volumes by that author. The inn is within easy walking distance of downtown Falmouth’s shops, restaurants and beaches.
Hyannis Harbor Hotel:
The nautical theme of this premier resort is in perfect harmony with its location—perched on the edge of the Hyannis Harbor. Located conveniently at the Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard Ferries, the Hyannis Harbor Hotel is the perfect location for exploring the islands and an inviting haven of hot tubs and swimming pools for relaxing in the evenings.
The Old Sea Pines Inn:
The Old Sea Pines Inn is a lovely period Inn located in the historical Cape Cod village of Brewster, halfway between the Cape Cod Canal and the tip of the Cape at Provincetown, Massachusetts. The Inn , the site of the former Sea Pines School of Personality for Young Women, is situated on a 3 ½ acre campus.
Map & Routes
Map
Satellite
Bicycle
Bike rental: $125.- for hybrid bikes $225.- for road bikes.
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Bike rental: $125.- for hybrid bikes $225.- for road bikes. 
