Wellfleet Beaches

Wellfleet, Massachusetts has quite a variety of water-inspired fun for visitors. You can go body boarding on the ocean or fishing on the Town Pier. Vacation Rentals.com is here to get you in the loop about Wellfleet beaches - from the recreational opportunities to the rules. After you've booked your Wellfleet beach house rental, start planning your adventures on the water!

Wellfleet Beaches on the Ocean

There are several Wellfleet beaches to choose from if you're looking for salt water - Whitecrest Beach and Marconi Beach being the most notable. Bring the family to these Wellfleet beaches with peace of mind, as most have lifeguards on hand. While there are some guidelines to follow for those who plan on surfing or hang gliding, nearly every water sport goes on in Wellfleet. Relaxing is a popular thing to do, too. Many vacationers come home with a golden tan and a new outlook on life, courtesy of Cape Cod.

Wellfleet Fishing

You've got the whole Atlantic Ocean and Cape Cod Bay to fish in, but if you really want to put yourself in a fishing mood, head to the Wellfleet Town Pier. Here you can try to reel in lunch or you can just watch the sail boats come in and out.

Wellfleet Bays and Ponds

If you're feeling low-key, there are plenty of Wellfleet beaches on the bay that offer up a much more soothing time, like Burton Baker Beach. Wellfleet is also known for its freshwater ponds, which may just see the same amount of activity as the ocean or bay. Of all Wellfleet's ponds, Gull Pond is probably the most frequented. Why not take the kayak out on it? If you're hoping to windsurf, find out when and where it's legal to do so.

For parking permits and any general questions about Wellfleet beaches, make sure to stop by the Beach Striker Booth. And also, don't forget to book your oceanfront Wellfleet vacation rental, so you can wake up to the sunrise every morning!

Wellfleet Beaches