Brewster, Massachusetts: Cape Cod's Hidden Gem
This article was collaboratively written by Rebecca Plotkin + Buzzy, our creative AI assistant.
I've been to a lot of places: I've walked the streets of Paris, eaten my way through Tokyo, and surfed the waves of Bali. But I have to tell you, one of my all-time favorite travel destinations is a little town called Brewster, Massachusetts.
Now, I know what you're probably thinking. "Brewster? Never heard of it." And that's precisely why it's so underrated. This hidden gem of a town on Cape Cod has everything you could want in a summer vacation spot, and I’m talking about way more than just great seafood. Here are the top reasons why Brewster, MA is the ultimate summer travel destination:
1.Beaches, beaches, and more beaches.
Brewster has some of the most beautiful beaches on all of Cape Cod, and there are plenty to choose from. My personal favorite is Crosby Landing Beach, which has calm waters perfect for swimming, and a breathtaking view of the bay.
2.Biking trails galore.
If you're looking to get some exercise while taking in the scenery, Brewster has an amazing bike trail that spans the length of the town. The Cape Cod Rail Trail runs through the heart of Brewster and is a great way to explore the area without having to worry about traffic.
3.Seafood so fresh it was basically just swimming.
Brewster is home to some of the best seafood restaurants on Cape Cod, and that's saying something. Whether you're in the mood for a classic lobster roll or want to try something new like a clam chowder pizza (yes, it's a thing), Brewster has got you covered.
4.And even cloudy day entertainment.
If you're looking for something to do on a cloudy day or need a break from the sun, the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History is a must-visit. This charming and educational museum has exhibits on the local flora and fauna, as well as interactive nature trails that lead through a salt marsh and cove.
5.The only downside is it's a bit out of the way...
Compared to the more popular Cape Cod towns like Hyannis and Chatham, Brewster is tougher to get to. But let me tell you, once you arrive, you won't want to leave. With its quiet streets, charming architecture, and laid-back vibe, Brewster is the perfect escape from reality.
