Welcome To Lower Cape

Harwich

Harwich, once known as Setucket, adopted its current name after an English seaport that Queen Elizabeth I lovingly referred to as “Happy-go-lucky Harwich” in the 16th century—a nickname that still rings true today. Ranked by Coastal Living as the second happiest seaside town in the U.S., Harwich is admired for its inviting atmosphere, breathtaking coastal landscapes, and vibrant sense of community. From the scenic harbors to the picturesque streets of Harwich Port, this charming town offers a joyful haven for both locals and visitors.

    Brewster

Brewster is a haven for nature enthusiasts, featuring over 5,000 acres of conservation land filled with scenic walking and biking trails, unspoiled beaches, tranquil ponds, and lush forests. The town’s rich history comes to life through its historic inns, stories of merchant sea captains, and picturesque farms. Those with a passion for culture will enjoy Brewster’s award-winning live theater, celebrated museums, and diverse offerings of fine dining and artistic experiences. This peaceful town seamlessly combines the beauty of nature, historical allure, and cultural refinement.

Chatham

Located on the southeastern tip of Cape Cod, Chatham is a coastal treasure, embraced by the sea on three sides. Renowned for its maritime charm, the town boasts stunning views of pristine beaches, barrier islands, dynamic sandbars, and peaceful coves. With its lively downtown, historic lighthouse, and unmatched natural beauty, Chatham has become a highly sought-after destination for those in search of luxurious living in an idyllic New England seaside setting.

Orleans

Situated at the start of Cape Cod’s northwestern stretch toward Provincetown, Orleans serves as the bustling year-round commercial center for most Outer Cape communities. At this point, the Cape's major roadways—Routes 6, 6A, and 28—merge at a rotary, offering travelers a range of directions to explore. As you journey beyond Orleans toward Provincetown, the landscape of the Cape undergoes a stunning transformation: dense forests give way to open terrain, the sky seems to expand, and the scene unfolds with sand dunes, shimmering marsh grasses, and windswept moors.