One of the best beaches on the Cape. Unique with high cliffs and expansive views of the Atlantic Ocean. Moderate surf. Good perspective of dunes and fragile ecosystem.

My girls wanted to go there every evening to hunt for shells! We saw oysters being harvested and beautiful sunsets.

A Wonderful beach...as are all of the beach this end of the cape..go early or you will not be able to get parking...wear lots ofsun screen...enjoy

Very Nice long streach of sand, crowded in late june to Labor Day/ nice fresh water ponds in the area. Cool town /

Although most people will come here in the summer, off season it is a great place too. The wilder weather creates big seas that you can hear from some way off and wash ashore a variety of interesting things - some natural, some man made. The historical conections with the early days of radio are interesting, but are indirectly a... More

great views, loads of parking, easy to get to, easy to walk (paths, boardwalk) and interesting model of Marconi's original wireless station.

Light pollution is an increasing nuisance even on the outer cape but the parking lot at night hasb nearly 360 uninstructed views and minimal local lights. Worth the visit.

A small model of the tower, and a steel guidewire are all that remains of Marconi's transmitter. Erosion has caused the original towers to collapse and a snow fence keeps vistors from getting too close to the edge of the cliffs. Beautiful view. Trails.

He had never heard of Marconi, but my friend from Italy was blown away by the remains of the first cross-Atlantic wireless transmitter built by his countryman. A nice glimpse of history perched on a dune cliff above the beach - very cool.