Cape Cod:
If you are heading down to the Cape and the islands to surf before then, be sure to stop by The Wellfleet Beachcomber. Plenty of sun, waves, booze and music for you to enjoy at this landmark establishment. If you do go, make sure to hook yourself up with one of their tasty Frozen Mud-Slides!!
If you are chasing a swell up the coast and cape cod is on the list and like to "rough" it. We suggest camping at either Paines Campground or Maurices (both near surf). I would choose Paines though, just because they allow camp fires and they have wood you can purchase by the bundle.
If you are headed out to the Islands, you will want to check out the Vineyard Schedule from Woods Hole and Hyannis or the Nantucket Schedule from Hyannis. Call ahead if you plan on bringing your ride over. Also call for pricing on bringing your boards with you, I think they bill it out as a windsurfer. There is another ferry that leaves from Falmouth and goes to Oak Bluffs on the Vineyard but it does not carry cars. On this Ferry it will cost you $20 each way with your surfboard.
Oh and one more thang for ye, before you jump in your ride with all your boards strapped to the roof you may want to take a peek at the traffic cams located at the Bourne Bridge and Sagamore Bridge. When we hit the Cape on the weekends during the summer we recommend leaving super early or super late. The traffic down there can be a nightmare with the rotaries in place.
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