| 9 miles from centerville historical museum and 5. some have ocean-themed murals and water views, plus full kitchens and/or patios. 7 miles from barnstable state forest. . nautical-themed rooms and suites come with coffeemakers and minifridges, as well as free wi-fi, dvd players and flat-screen tvs with premium cable channels. across the street from craigville beach, this straightforward motel is 0. complimentary on-site parking is available
Boston Logan International Airport 1 hr 17
John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum (9 min)
Multimedia displays & rotating exhibits spotlight the time JFK spent with his family on Cape Cod. Cape Codder Water Park (9 min)
Water park Heritage Museums & Gardens (23 min)
Expansive landscaped rhododendron gardens & 3 galleries housing diverse collections, plus a cafe. Cape Cod Maritime Museum (8 min)
Seasonal waterfront museum exploring the region's maritime history with exhibits & boat tours. Sandy Neck Lighthouse (54 min)
Privately owned brick lighthouse from 1857, a popular sight on whale-watching boat trips. Cape Cod Museum of Art (27 min)
Permanent & visiting exhibits of works of Cape Cod artists from turn of 20th century to today. Cape Cod Central Railroad (6 min) Mayflower Beach (30 min) Grays Beach (23 min)
Beach with a small sweep of sand & shallow waters for paddling, plus a long boardwalk over marshes. Whydah Pirate Museum (17 min)
Museum displaying artifacts recovered from an 18th-century vessel used for piracy & the slave trade. Craigville Beach, Barnstable (4 min)
Large, sandy beach popular for swimming & kite surfing, plus panoramic harbor views. Joseph P. Kennedy House (6 min)
Coastal walk & site of the famed Kennedy Compound with scenic views of the home & the beach. Sandwich Glass Museum (21 min)
Exhibits & demos tell the story of the local glassblowing industry; a small shop sells replicas. Sea Gull Beach (20 min)
Yarmouth's largest saltwater beach, featuring a bathhouse, shower, concession stand & parking lot. Edward Gorey House (19 min)
Original artwork, photographs & first editions displayed in the quirky artist/author's former home. | 
