Prince of Whales Cottages

10/16/2026

2027 reservations are now open at Prince of Whales Cottages, and booking early means the best rates and the best selection of dates and cottages.

10/14/2026

October is a magical time on Cape Cod! Check out these events:

If you’re not slurping oysters or hoisting a pint, you’re face-to-face with pumpkin people or hearing haunted tales about local spirits. While you’re out leaf-peeping, keep an eye out for these seasonally festive events.

10/11/2026

5 reasons we love fall on the Outer Cape:
🍂 Quieter beaches.
🚲 Less traffic.
🌅 Earlier sunsets worth stopping for.
🥾 Perfect weather for exploring.
☕ An excuse to slow down.

Who says Cape season has to end with summer?

10/08/2026

🥾 Take a walk on the wild side of the Outer Cape.

From peaceful trails through Cape Cod National Seashore to the shores of Wellfleet Bay and scenic walks around Provincetown, there are plenty of ways to get outside and explore during your stay. 🌊🌲

We’ve rounded up some of our favorite hiking and walking spots near Prince of Whales to help you plan your next adventure.

In addition to miles of beaches that provide a wonderful walking environment, there are many walking trails at the Cape Cod seashores that are open year round. Enjoy nature up close when you stay at Prince of Whales Cottage Rentals in Truro MA.

10/06/2026

Provincetown is getting ready for one of its biggest weeks of the fall! 🌈 Women’s Week returns October 12–18 with performances, comedy, music, art and hundreds of events throughout town. Stay close to all the fun while enjoying a little extra room to breathe in North Truro.

Explore Ptown and find all things women and more. Come experience a spectacular combination of New England charm, breathtaking Cape Cod beaches, rich history and the gayest destination in the world.

10/05/2026

This is what Cape time looks like. ☀️

Slow mornings, sunny afternoons, and plenty of time to simply enjoy being here.

09/28/2026

A piece of Cape Cod history, right here in North Truro. 🌊⚓️

Highland Light holds the distinction of being Cape Cod’s first lighthouse, commissioned by George Washington and established in 1797. The tower you see today was built in 1857 and stands 66 feet tall.

And here’s a fun fact: as erosion brought the lighthouse dangerously close to the edge of the bluff, the entire structure was moved 450 feet to safety in 1996. Today, it’s still an active aid to navigation and one of the Outer Cape’s most iconic landmarks.

09/26/2026

Enjoy the water during your stay at Prince of Whales. Our Outer Cape accommodations make it easy to go on adventures.

Family friendly fun & activities on the Outer Cape with access over 40 miles of pristine sandy beaches, dunes, and ponds. Kayaks, stand up paddle boards (SUP), and other equipment can be locally rented. Try a whale watch! You’re sure to find the perfect activity for your vacation.

09/24/2026

CASAS Pet Appreciation Day

September 26, 2026 throughout Provincetown

CASAS Pet Appreciation Day brings Provincetown’s pet-loving community together for an afternoon celebrating our four-legged friends while supporting the Carrie A. Seaman Animal Shelter, Provincetown’s no-kill shelter. From a special blessing to a Commercial Street parade and Pet Tea, it’s a favorite day for pets and their people. Paws, blessings, a parade, and tea—only in Provincetown.

Blessing of the Animals at St. Mary’s, 2:15 p.m
Parade registration, 2:30 p.m
Parade down Commercial Street to the Boatslip, 3 p.m
Pet Tea at the Boatslip, 4 p.m

09/21/2026

Probable Cause: You’ve been away from Cape Cod too long.