The Dolphin Fleet, which supports The Center for Coastal Studies, has seen a lot of whale action this season, which continues with humpback and minke whales galore. Take a trip on the sea this fall to view our curious mammalian neighbors.
Category: Nature
A Full Moon in Provincetown
A full moon hangs over Provincetown and the sea.
Provincetown Whales
Whales have returned to Provincetown’s waters, as has the Dolphin Fleet, which carries people of all ages to the deep sea to watch the giant mammals in action.
Boating Around Provincetown
A boat moored in the East End of Provincetown. The US Coast Guard dock is on the left.
Have you boated around the Cape?
Provincetown Sea
“Dance with the waves, move with the sea, let the rhythm of the water set your soul free.” – Christy Ann Martine
Provincetown Sky
The sky is enlightening during the calm before a storm.
Clamming in Provincetown
December means open clamming season (with a permit) in Provincetown. Shellfishermen arrived with rakes and baskets, digging for clams for holiday meals— and possibly gifts.
Provincetown’s Breakwater
Enjoy the stunning fall weather with a walk across Provincetown’s breakwater, just make sure to get out and back while it’s low tide.
Provincetown’s Newest Bayside Park
Grab some lunch to-go and hit Provincetown’s newest bayside park, behind 389 Commercial St. While plans are in the works for permanent vegetation and seating, the park’s picnic tables and stairs to the beach provide a perfect place to eat, swim, play on the beach, and relax.
Provincetown Harbor
Provincetown Harbor is stunning from every angle.
