Two people sit under a white canopy on the Outer Beach, surrounded by sandy stretches and grassy dunes, wearing sunglasses and relaxing in wooden chairs—enjoying a peaceful moment on their coastal journey.

Journey to the Outer Beach

Experiences Overview

Mid-May through Mid-October
Reservations Required
Please Contact Concierge

Beyond the Bay, a World Apart

Just a short journey from Wequassett, the Outer Beach reveals a quieter side of Cape Cod—where protected shoreline, open ocean, and untouched beauty create a truly unforgettable escape.

One of Cape Cod’s most captivating experiences begins just beyond the dock. Accessible only by boat, the Outer Beach stretches across windswept dunes and pristine shoreline, with the Atlantic opening endlessly. The day unfolds at a leisurely pace—exploring the coast, soaking in the views, or savoring a thoughtfully prepared picnic in this serene, untouched setting.

A person embarks on a beach journey, sitting under a white canopy on Outer Beach’s sandy shore, wearing a sunhat and holding a book. Grasses sway gently in the foreground.
Two wooden beach chairs under a white canopy on sandy beach, with a table holding snacks and drinks, set against a grassy dune and blue sky—a perfect scene for your Outer Beach travel adventure.
A sandy Outer Beach with grassy dunes stretches along a calm shoreline under an overcast sky, inviting a peaceful journey by the sea.

FAQs

Discover the calm and beauty of the Outer Beach.

A: Established by President John F. Kennedy in 1961, the Cape Cod National Seashore stretches 40 miles from Chatham to Provincetown. It preserves some of New England’s most cherished landscapes—pristine beaches, quiet marshes, shimmering ponds, and historic sites

A: Enjoy a complimentary scenic 15-minute boat ride from the resort dock to the Outer Beach. Reservations are required and can be arranged through concierge. Life jackets are provided for children and available for adults.

A: Yes, all ages will enjoy the Outer Beach. Beach chairs, towels and water are provided.

A: There are no facilities or lifeguards.