A small boat embarks on a journey through clear green water near a sandy beach with dunes under a partly cloudy sky.

Journey to the Outer Beach

Experiences Overview

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

A Cape Cod Tradition, Just Beyond Our Shore

One of Cape Cod’s most memorable experiences begins at our dock. A complimentary 15 minute boat ride across Pleasant Bay transports you to the pristine shores of the Cape Cod National Seashore, where miles of sandy beach, rolling dunes, and the Atlantic Ocean await.

Two people on a boat approach the Outer Beach under a blue sky, beginning their beach journey. The photo is taken from the boat looking toward the sandy shore.

Your Journey

Spend the day your way. Swim in the ocean, stroll the shoreline, search for shells, or simply settle into the sand and enjoy the peaceful rhythm of the coast. Whether you’re visiting for an hour or an afternoon, the Journey to the Outer Beach offers a true escape into one of Cape Cod’s most remarkable natural landscapes.

What You'll Discover

The bow of a wooden boat with metal cleats points toward calm, blue water under a clear sky, ready to begin its travel on a peaceful journey beyond the outer beach.
Shallow clear water gently meets the sandy Outer Beach under sunlight, with visible ripples and a smooth shoreline inviting you on a tranquil journey.
A single seashell rests on a sandy Outer Beach under a clear blue sky, with blurred dunes in the background, inviting thoughts of a tranquil journey along the shore.
The bow of a wooden boat with metal cleats points toward calm, blue water under a clear sky, ready to begin its travel on a peaceful journey beyond the outer beach.
Shallow clear water gently meets the sandy Outer Beach under sunlight, with visible ripples and a smooth shoreline inviting you on a tranquil journey.
A single seashell rests on a sandy Outer Beach under a clear blue sky, with blurred dunes in the background, inviting thoughts of a tranquil journey along the shore.
A motorboat creates a wake as it speeds across the water near a beach lined with trees and houses under a partly cloudy sky, capturing the essence of a journey along the picturesque shoreline.

Everything You Need

  • Complimentary round trip boat transportation
  • Access to the Outer Beach
  • Beach towels
  • Beach chairs
  • Bottled water

Make it a Signature Outer Beach Experience

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 person enjoys seaside accommodations, sitting under a white canopy on a sandy beach near the water, wearing a sunhat and reading, with a woven bag and distant shoreline in the background.
A man and a child enjoy family fun with plastic bats on a sandy beach, while a woman sits under a white canopy in the background.
A person wearing a sunhat, sunglasses, and light clothing stands on a sandy beach near the edge of the water on a bright, clear day.

For those looking to make their beach day even more effortless, our Signature Outer Beach Experience offers a thoughtfully prepared setup waiting upon your arrival. Instead of bringing everything with you, simply step off the boat and settle into your reserved beach oasis, carefully arranged by our team.

 

A sandy beach with gentle waves and a clear blue sky on a bright day invites you to begin your Journey to the Outer Beach.

FAQs

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.