Wellfleet, famous for its oysters, is truly the pearl of Cape Cod. The Cape Cod style combination of quaint, historic, charm seamlessly merged with contemporary homes & galleries make Wellfleet the most sought after village on the Cape.


Located at the elbow of the Cape, Wellfleet is 7 miles long and 3 miles wide. It is flanked on the east by the deep blue Atlantic ocean and the calm, Cape Cod Bay sits on the West. Wellfleet is one of the few Cape Cod villages where one can watch the sunrise in the crisp sea air, and end the day relaxing with the sunset after a full day of activities.

Stroll through the town center to enjoy unique shopping and dining in a quiet, village setting. Wellfleet has been billed as the "Gallery Town" with multiple galleries located along the town's main streets, most within walking distance.

Wellfleet's well sheltered harbor is a delight to the boating community. The harbor supports many forms of commercial and recreational boating, fishing and shellfishing. There are many inlets and coves throughout the town. These marsh hid-aways are a perfect retreats for vacationers and locals. Much of the beach and marsh areas are protected by the National Seashore, which makes up 70% of Wellfleet.




  Wellfleet has a myriad of beaches, each suitable for different needs and activities. The kettle ponds, Long Pond, Gull Pond, Great Pond and more, are fed by underground springs and offer calm, fresh waters for swimming and play. Mayo Beach and Indian Neck offer the salt sea air with mild waves of the bay. The ocean beaches, Newcomb Hollow, Cahoon Hollow, White Crest, LeCounts Hollow, and Marconi offer the salt sea breezes with playful, and sometimes mighty, waves!