As 2019 draws to a close, we may find ourselves filled with questions. Were we kind enough in the last 12 months? Did we work hard enough for others? Did we take care of our own needs and dreams? It’s often easier to do for others what we rarely take time to do for ourselves, and we think it’s high time for you to take some time for yourself with an unforgettable rental for New Year’s on Cape Cod! Bid adieu to 2019 and say hello to 2020 in one of our beautifully appointed New England Vacation Rentals holiday escapes, designed to spoil the very people who often neglect to do so for themselves.
The comfort and charm of our New Year’s rentals offer the perfect harbinger to a successful new year. Many people don’t like to go out on the last night of the year, and our homes are designed to make sure you don’t have to! Fully equipped kitchens make it fun to pop a few trays of frozen hors d’oeuvres into the oven while keeping the champagne chilling in the fridge until it’s needed. A fire in the fireplace, Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve on television, and the view of the snow-covered landscape enjoyed from the warmth of a classic New England style cottage is all you need to experience a New Year’s Eve filled with magical moments. And when the Times Square Crystal Ball drops and the final countdown begins, you will be snug and comfy, sharing this magical moment with the ones that mean so much—your family!
Of course, many of us prefer to go out and celebrate with the crowds, and Cape Cod offers adventures for those charming extroverts as well! See and be seen, wearing your finest tuxedoes and most glittering evening gowns, when you celebrate with the beautiful people at the New Year’s Eve Dinner and Dancing Celebration at STARS, held at the Chatham Bars Inn. Offering live entertainment, a luxury five-course dinner, and a champagne toast at midnight, this exclusive party promises to be the best way of starting a new year filled with grace, elegance, and happiness!
Choosing New England Vacation Rentals for your holiday home away from home promises to be the perfect start to a new decade! Contact us today to reserve your stay for New Year’s on Cape Cod.
The culture on Cape Cod is probably one of the most unique in the entire country. A blend of amazing history and just about every type of person imaginable makes it a great place for anyone to visit. As it features such a vibrant community, the Cape really comes to life for holidays. This is definitely true for the nearest Cape Cod Halloween when you will find fun and excitement for everyone.
There are a dozen towns to trick or treat in, so you could come back for trick or treating every year and never explore all the great neighborhoods. There are also plenty of trick or treating opportunities in public places. The Safe Trick or Treat events held in various Cape Cod towns offer kids the opportunity to trick or treat safely with plenty of events going on such as costume parades in Chatham and Brewster to trick or treating at local vendors along Main Street in Hyannis.
Cape Cod is the best place in the world for the pumpkin patch enthusiasts out there! This is because each of the towns on the Cape features their very own pumpkin patch. If you are so inclined, you spend an entire day exploring unique pumpkin patch after pumpkin patch.
This is the most horrifying and fun dance party on the entire Cape. Being here, you will feel as if you are spending a night at the museum, except the art has come to life! Great live music, endless dancing, refreshments, and good people make this a night to remember. The fun is kicking off on October 28th at 7:30 pm in the town of Falmouth.
The Cape has a rich history, and with that comes plenty of spooky ghost stories. There are several tours in the area that explore this history along with the tales of spirits of yore. Harwich is offering a Haunted Graveyard Tour on Saturday October 14th and Saturday October 21st presented by the historical society. You can also check out the Haunted History Tour in Barnstable along 6A with tours nightly through November 15th, or the Provincetown Ghost Tour on October 27th and 28th for their Halloween Tour. Both of these run throughout the summer season as well so if you miss them now, you haven’t totally missed your chance!
The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History in Brewster comes to life every year with this classic Halloween celebration. This year the fun is happening from 10 am to 2 pm on October 28th. You can enjoy the entire museum along with new special features like mazes, crafts, games, tricks, treats, and so much more.
There is never a bad time to visit Cape Cod, but Halloween offers a Cape experience unlike any other. The streets are spooky, but the energy and the goodwill throughout the towns is amazing. This is the perfect place to celebrate your next Halloween.
It happens every year at this time—suddenly we turn the page of the calendar, October is over and Thanksgiving and Christmas are just a short time away! How did this happen? Only yesterday it was the first day of summer and NOW IT IS CHRISTMAS?!!! Fortunately, you were smart this year, and determined that your holidays would be spent in one of the most beautiful spots on earth: Cape Cod. Good planning, my friends! Because we are so proud of you for thinking ahead, we are going to offer up a list of holiday experiences on Cape Cod that will make you even happier!
While the Cape is traditionally a summer vacation paradise, the reality of this beautiful vacation destination is that it’s beauty can be enjoyed year-round, and at Christmas, Cape Cod really shines! The weather is perfect for a visit from everyone’s favorite jolly old elf: cold, crisp, and snowy, just like his home at the North Pole!
Lobster Pot Christmas Tree – Because we like to be a little different than most, Provincetown offers the lighting of the Lobster Pot Christmas tree!
Gardens Aglow – The Heritage Museums and Gardens in Sandwich dress up their already stunning gardens from November 25th through December 18th with 10 miles of twinkle lights, marshmallow roasts, and visits from the jolly guy himself!
Polar Express – You and your children can live the story of the Polar Express aboard a Cape Cod Central Railroad train in Buzzards Bay featuring hot cocoa, a dramatic reading of the book, and a visit from Santa!
Falmouth Holidays by the Sea – The season kicks off with the largest parade in the region—after Santa arrives by boat, that is; his reindeer need to conserve energy for the big night! After the parade on Thanksgiving Day, Falmouth becomes Christmas central with caroling and the downtown stroll. This town is one of the more festive ones on Cape Cod, and that is saying a lot!
Brewster for the Holidays – In addition to the traditional Christmas festivities, Brewster offers blacksmith demonstrations and the annual lighting of the Windmill in Drummer Boy Park.
Hyannis Christmas Stroll and Harbor Lighting – Hyannis is where you want to be December 2nd. Daytime celebrations include rides in horse drawn carriages, carolers strolling the streets of downtown, and a petting zoo. But as soon as the sun sets, the real fun begins with a boat parade! The boats are lit up and dressed in their holiday finest. We love Hyannis at Christmas and we think you will too!
The Holidays on Cape Cod are absolutely amazing. Book your luxury New England Vacation Rental today and start planning for the most magical holiday celebration ever!
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