This was the first thing we saw after setting the mooring. Look at our neighbors’ two boats. There were several yachts that arrived in the few days we spent in this town, but these were always in our view.
We had a very nice dinner to celebrate making it to the farthest North latitude so far. The basin was calm and made for gorgeous pictures. We were literally feet from the beach.
We explored the shoreline on the opposite side of town. To get there was a trek on a bike by navigating roads and trails. One of us (me) got an e-bike and the others did not which meant I was persona non grata for a few minutes that day. I wasn’t really trying to “lose” the others.
The town was full of interesting monuments and information that we also explored.
The jetty was a cool walk. I didn’t go out there, because I had a foot/ankle injury, and I was trying to stay off my feet.
The library had a sailboat inside of it, which was the main attraction. Lots of little shops on the main street. We went to the Post Office to mail something out, but it was under construction.
The views from the heights in the town of the mooring field were spectacular. If you look closely, you will see Skyard.
We proudly displayed the NY Sail 250 flags that we purchased.
Dusk and nighttime brought out some of the best views. There were always sunset charters leaving and returning from the protected harbor, and the tower stood prominent and lit up every evening.
We did our best to enjoy the town despite many of its quirks. We are glad we made it, but we probably won’t be coming back to Provincetown in the future.