Cheap Things To Do in Falmouth, Massachusetts

Sail away to the storybook island of Martha's Vineyard aboard the Island Queen ... relax with the sea and sky and wind on a delightful 35-minute cruise across the sparkling waters of Vineyard Sound... More on Islandqueen.com/

A great way to get to see Martha's Vineyard is by taking the Island Queen Ferry. From Falmouth Harbor to Oaks Bluffs Harbor it takes ... More on igougo

Knowledgeable volunteers will lead you through three buildings that contain fascinating vestiges of Falmouth's colorful history. Tours begin at the 1790 Julia Wood House, built by Revolutionary ph... More on Frommers

Julia Wood House (1790); The Conant House (18th-century); Hallett Barn; Three delightful gardens maintained by the Falmouth Garden Club - a Colonial-style flower garden, an herb garden and a Memor... More on Falmouthchamber.com

This reserve covers 2,500 acres of coastal upland, wetland, beach and bay on the southern shore of Cape Cod... More on Epinions.com

And remember, unless you're a powerboater who really wants to go back to the mainland every few hours, you ... More on Epinions.com

A visit to Washburn Island by kayak is a must-do Cape adventure. For novices, shallow Waquoit Bay offers miles of protected paddling. For more-advanced paddlers, a circumnavigation of Washburn Isla... More on Trails

Waquoit Bay is a small landlocked tidal bay on the south shore of Cape Cod in the US state of Massachusetts. The bay is connected with Nantucket Sound and separates the towns of Mashpee and Falmout... More on AnglerWeb.com

Falmouth's 68-mile coastline is one of the town's most beautiful and important natural resources. - Buzzards Bay lies to the west of Falmouth and Vineyard Sound lies to the south. These bodies of water have an average summer temperature ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The Falmouth Historical Society Museum is contained in two restored 18th century houses with displays of art, ... More on PlanetWare

Old Silver Beach could easily be considered one of the most popular beaches in Falmouth. It is a little bit out of the way of the ... More on igougo

Enjoy a fascinating glimpse into the rich history of Woods Hole, including museums, galleries, talks and Woods Hole walking ... More on Falmouthchamber.com

Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy a myriad of activities including fishing, sailing, whale watching, golfing, kayaking, and cycling on Falmouth's famous Shining Sea Bikeway. Find your own secret parad... More on Falmouthchamber.com

Falmouth's 68-mile coastline is one of the town's most beautiful and important natural resources. - Buzzards Bay lies to the west of Falmouth and Vineyard Sound lies to the south. These bodies of w... More on GoingToTheBeach.com