CAPE COD TOWNS
BREWSTER, MA
about Brewster
Cape Cod's "Sea Captains" Town
Brewster is renowned for its rich maritime history, featuring more historic sea captains' mansions than any other town on the Cape. It’s equally famous for the "Brewster Flats," where the receding tide makes way for miles of sandy shoreline and tide pools perfect for exploration.
EXPLORE THE BEACHES
Beach Days in Brewster
Brewster’s shoreline is defined by the famous Brewster Flats, where the tide retreats for over a mile to reveal a vast, shimmering landscape. Among the local favorites is Breakwater Beach, where low tide creates endless tide pools for exploring; Paine’s Creek, a picturesque spot perfect for watching spectacular sunsets over the bay; and Long Pond, the largest freshwater pond on Cape Cod, offering crystal-clear waters for swimming and boating.
LOCAL ACTIVITIES
Things to Do in Brewster
Known for its rich history and natural beauty, Brewster offers unique landmarks like the Crosby Mansion and the historic Stony Brook Grist Mill, where you can witness the annual herring run. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore Nickerson State Park, learn about local wildlife at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, or catch a Cape Cod Baseball League game at Stony Brook Field to cheer on the Brewster Whitecaps. For a taste of local culture, a stroll along Main Street (Route 6A) reveals a sophisticated collection of high-end art galleries, world-class restaurants, and the iconic Brewster Store.
