Spend the day in the beach town of Provincetown, Mass., for less than $100. There’s plenty to see and do in this coastal New England town, located on the tip of Cape Cod.
Start the day with breakfast at Devon’s Food Bar. The vegan homemade granola is a flavorful choice. The cranberry walnut pecan granola comes served with your choice of milk for $7.
Provincetown, Mass. © Elephantopia | Dreamstime
Spend the morning wandering the otherworldly sand dunes and make your way to the beach. Go on your own or take one of Art’s Dune Tours for $26 per adult.
Have lunch at The Canteen and order the mushroom fish and chips, a welcome vegetarian option amid an abundance of seafood restaurants. This tasty dish will set you back $12.
Pilgrims Monument © Americanspirit | Dreamstime
Soak in a bit of history at the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum. Explore this historic museum on your own or join one of the historic walking tours for $20, with museum admission included.
Dine at The Nor’East Beer Garden. Their menu changes seasonally and entrees range from about $17–28. Order the kimchee fried rice with roasted scallions, egg and heirloom carrots if it’s in season when you arrive.
Spend your extra money on tips, snacks and souvenirs. Enjoy your day in Provincetown!
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