Falmouth Timeshares

Cape Cod is known for its clean, and often uncrowded beaches, and the beaches of Falmouth are no exception. Investigate tidepools to find hermit crabs scuttling, snails leaving paths in the sand, and barnacles being barnacles. Keep an eye out for horseshoe crabs, seals, and more in the open waters. Also be sure to use your Falmouth timeshare to go on a whale watch—it's possible to see more than 20 whales in a single trip!

Falmouth and nearby areas in Cape Cod will please history buffs. Falmouth Museums on the Green displays historical furnishings and artwork in old homes, as they would have appeared in the 18th century. The nearby Woods Hole Historical Museum features a diorama of Woods Hole as it would have appeared in 1895, and historical maritime exhibits on anything from compasses to mollusks. Make sure to stop in the Swift Barn, also called the Small Boat Museum, to see vintage watercraft and learn how to tie proper knots.

There's something about a flourishing garden that's very relaxing, and you'll find spectacular gardens with your Falmouth timeshare. Spohr Garden spans six acres and offers a wide variety of flora, from mossy trees to colorful flowers. Nautical artifacts, like anchors, dot the grassy paths, and the gardens also host sweet events like Daffodil Days and butterfly releases. The gardens at Highfield

Goodwill Park is an 86-acre park where visitors can engage in a myriad collection of outdoor recreational activities. Children will enjoy the playground, while those of all ages will have a nice time exploring the lush forest, and playing horseshoes and volleyball. Grills and pavilions are available for public use, and the park's freshwater beach is ideal for kayaking and canoeing. Travelers can also walk, run, bike, and—in winter—cross-country ski and snowshoe.

Bikers will love timeshares in Falmouth because they'll be able to explore the Shining Sea Bikeway. The bike trail is 11 miles long and goes along the coast, through many different natural landscapes, as well as residential and commercial districts. See salt ponds, woodlands, marshes and beaches and the many critters of Cape Cod, like otters, muskrats, herons, and shorebirds. Another fascinating aspect of the trail is that it follows historic Native American trails. Enjoy nature and history in the same place!

Unlike many lighthouses, which now serve as decoration of the landscape, Nobska Lighthouse is still active and used by the US Coast Guard, although now it's operated electronically and does not require a lighthouse keeper. The beautiful white tower with a black top provides a striking image for photographers, and an exciting educational opportunity. Travelers with Falmouth timeshares can tour the lighthouse at select times, and even enter the light room.