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HYANNIS★YARMOUTH GUEST GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome to the Mid Cape .....................8 Mid Cape Beaches .............................58 Town Map of Yarmouth ................. 10-11 STAY .....................................................61 Town Map of Barnstable/Hyannis .. 12-13 Lodging in the Mid Cape .................63 Directory of Advertisers ........................14 Hotels, Motels & Resorts PLAN ...................................................18 including Timeshares .........................65 Visiting Hyannis ................................18 Cottages & Condominiums ..............71 Visiting Yarmouth .............................20 B&Bs and Inns .................................72 Kennedy Legacy Trail ........................23 Real Estate Services ...........................76 Calendar of Events ............................24 LIVE .....................................................78 Hyannis Cultural District ..................31 DINE ....................................................80 Walking Tours ...................................32 Restaurants ........................................80 Explore Cape Cod .............................34 Ice Cream & Candy ..........................94 Cycling Mid Cape .............................37 Catering ............................................94 Weddings ..........................................38 SHOP ...................................................95 PLAY ....................................................40 Public Service Information ....................99 Land Ho ...........................................43 Places of Worship ............................... 100 On the Water ....................................48 Business Telephone Directory ............ 101 Boating & Fishing .............................51 Advertiser Coupons............................ 109 Cape Cod Baseball League ................52 Hyannis Area and Yarmouth Golf ...................................................54 Chambers of Commerce Officers, Arts, Culture & Entertainment .........56 Directors & Staff ................................ 111 Hyannis.com · YarmouthCapeCod.com l 5 6 l CapeCodWithinReach.com HAIR SALON Full service Hair Salon New Clients 15% off Weddings & Special Occasions 845 Rte. 28, Unit 4 South Yarmouth 508-394-7109 www.cutupshairsalon.net Cut Ups 1-8th14.indd 1 11/24/13 4:14 PM 508-398-0000 An affordable family run resort. 975 Rte. 28 • South Yarmouth Offering heated outdoor pool, FREE continental breakfast, picnic tables and grills in private courtyard. 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Barnstable is Cape The residents and businesses of the sibling Cod’s most populous and largest of Cape towns of Barnstable and Yarmouth and Cod’s 15 individual towns. the staff, directors and members of their Yarmouth comprises three villages— respective Chambers of Commerce bid Yarmouth Port on Cape Cod Bay, West you a very warm welcome to places we and South Yarmouth on Nantucket call home! Sound. Home to the largest number These distinctively different towns are the of guest rooms on the entire Cape, logistical center of Cape Cod, a virtual Yarmouth offers the full spectrum of springboard to its vast array of activities, lodging options at every price point. beaches, sights, attractions and experienc- es. Barnstable and Yarmouth comprise the This dynamic duo does not suffer from heart of Cape Cod’s vibrant communities. sibling rivalry. Rather, each town compli- ments the other with two glorious natural Hyannis, one of the Town of Barnstable’s borders of water, the Old King’s Highway seven distinctive villages, is the true historic district, commercial Route 28, transportation and commercial “hub” of both with local color, vibrancy of experi- Cape Cod. Last year, Jetblue inaugurated ence and access to the best and most direct seasonal flights to Hyannis’ new diverse shopping, dining, transportation, $40 million airport from New York/ lodging and recreational experiences. JFK. In 2014, MBTA’s CapeFLYER delivered more than 15,000 visitors/year Chamber staff at three visitors’ centers from Boston’s South Station to Hyannis assist in making the most memorable between Memorial and Columbus Days. Cape visit an unforgettable stay. And Once there, these visitors could access if one’s visit inspires a lifetime on Cape free trolleys and intermodal transporta- Cod, either Chamber can provide knowl- tion throughout the Cape from Hyannis edge and referral prospective new resi- Transportation Center. And even now, dents may need. 8 l CapeCodWithinReach.com Everyone’s ocking to the Cape. Flock smarter. Cape Air is your wings to the Cape & Islands, with fast, frequent ights to Hyannis, Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard and Provincetown. Fly us to the Cape from Visitor Centers Boston, New York, Providence or New Bedford. Hyannis Visitor Center (inside JFK Hyannis Museum) Visit capeair.com to book and explore the 44 cities 397 Main Street, Hyannis we serve in the US, Caribbean and Micronesia. (508) 775-2201 Mid-May to mid-October, open seven days At other times, limited hours Yarmouth Visitor Center 424 Route 28, West Yarmouth (508) 778-1008 May to October, open seven days November to April, open Monday through Friday WANA BUY A HARLEY®? Route 6 Visitor Center (eastbound between exits 6 & 7) COME SE CHARLIE! Memorial Day to Columbus Day, open seven days Cape Cod Within Reach 2015 is an official publication of the Hyannis Area Chamber of Commerce and the Yarmouth Chamber of Commerce. Published by Cape Business Publishing Group, LLC, 923 Rt. 6A, Unit D, Yarmouth Port, MA 02675, (508) 385-3811 ©2015. Any reproduction in whole or in part is prohib- ited without written permission of the publisher. Although every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy of information in this publication, the Yarmouth Chamber of Commerce, the Hyannis Area Chamber of Commerce and Cape Business Publishing Group cannot assume responsibility for any errors or omissions. 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