5 Things To Do While You Are In Hyannis
Hyannis, Massachusetts is located on the peninsula of Cape Cod and has continual air and ferry service to the adjacent islands of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard. Discover the history and surroundings that attracted many prominent business people and dignitaries to the area. Five top activities for vacationers are: 1. Visit Martha’s Vineyard, and ride the Flying Horses: the oldest operating carousel in the country, courtesy of Coney Island. Also enjoy miles of beaches and a total of five lighthouses in the Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard vicinity. 2. The John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum is exactly that: a museum honoring John F. Kennedy and his love for Cape Cod. Photograph and video galleries focus on the reminiscences of the 35th President of the United States in Hyannis as well as moments prior to the acceptance of his nomination for the presidency and beyond. 3. Whale Watcher Cruises leave Barnstable Harbor daily from May through October. You will have an opportunity to witness whales in their own habitat, while tour guides provide insight into the world of whales and the history of the area. 4. Cpae Cod Maritime Museum. Become acquainted with the maritime history of Hyannis and surrounding areas at the Cape Cod Maritime Museum. Among other features, museum exhibits examine ocean science technologies, shipwreck exploration, and marine environment protection. 5.Fishing! Enjoy salt-water fishing for bluefish, cod, and striped bass, as daily fishing trips are available via charter boat from Hyannis Harbor, Martha’s Vineyard, and Nantucket. |
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