Margaritaville Resort Cape Cod

The only one of its kind on Cape Cod, the Margaritaville Resort Cape Cod’s 30,000 square foot indoor/outdoor water park is truly a fun-filled, action-packed experience featuring: 2 - 160-foot high-speed water slides* 2 - 50 and 80-foot water slides winding through a replica of a pirate ship* 300 foot “stormy” river with waterfalls, rapids and spouting humpback whale “Pirate Bay” kiddie spray pool with dumping bucket, water cannons and small water slides 84’ x 143’ retractable roof Wave pool with two foot waves, water fountains and water umbrella 24 person whirlpool Swim Safer with high-intensity ultra-violet water purification system Changing rooms Locker rentals Towels available Amazing birthday party space on the second floor terrace overlooking the Water Park Feeding Frenzy serving appetizers, sandwiches, salads, pizza, beverages, and Full Bar *Children MUST be 48 inches to ride the four water park slides

St Somewhere Spa is located at the Resort. Coming soon! Opening Winter 2025.

With nearly 560 miles of unspoiled coastline, Cape Cod is surrounded by glorious beaches, some of the finest in the world! While the Cape has much to offer, perhaps the most spectacular are its beaches, so be sure to allow time for exploring and relaxing on one of these magnificent local treasures. World famous Craigville and Kalmus Beaches are less than 10 minutes away, a sampling of the many pristine, sandy beaches that make Cape Cod so special.

Cape Cod is your perfect “tee-side” getaway, with 27 public courses that are pristine, scenic, challenging and fun. Come and enjoy the longest golf season anywhere in New England! The Hyannis Golf Club is located less than 2 miles from the Cape Codder Resort; it is a par 71, 18-hole Bent grass course with wide, tree-lined fairways and several sand bunkers.

A unique outdoor venue for concerts. Open seasonally. For nearly 60 years, the South Shore Music Circus and it’s sister venue, the Cape Cod Melody Tent, have been presenting world-class entertainment in the scenic Massachusetts coastal communities of Cohasset and Hyannis. The only two continuously-operated tent theatres in the round in the United States, the Music Circus and Melody Tent are owned and operated by the South Shore Playhouse Associates, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to encouraging and supporting the arts, cultural and educational organizations throughout the communities of the South Shore and Cape Cod. With a colorful history dating back to its humble beginning in 1932 in Cohasset, Massachusetts, one interwoven with the fabric of summer theatre history on the east coast, our theatres have emerged as popular destinations for patrons and performers alike, providing a relaxed ambiance and intimate theatre experience where every seat is within 50 feet of the stage.

While you are here, take a day to visit Nantucket or Martha's Vineyard. Explore the quaint shops and galleries or relax on the pristine beaches of which there are many! Hy-line Ferries depart regularly in season from the nearby Ocean Street docks. Fast ferries are also available.

Enjoy an unforgettable excursion across Cape Cod Bay to Stellwagen Bank, feeding grounds of the world's largest mammals. Discover the great whales of the North Atlantic such as the Humpback, Finback, Minke and Pilot whales, as well as dolphins, porpoises and seals.

John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum is a multimedia exhibit designed to open a window on the days JFK spent on Cape Cod; days relaxing with family, days playing football with PT109 buddies, days spent sailing on the ocean to which he was so constantly drawn.

The museum is a showcase for a stellar collection of the folk paintings of the Cahoons, as well as a choice collection of 19th-, 20th-century and contemporary American art. Highlights include folk portraits by William Matthew Prior and Erastus Salisbury Field; marine paintings by James Buttersworth, William Bradford and Xanthus Smith; landscapes by John Joseph Enneking, Dwight Tryon, Ralph Blakelock, Benjamin Champney and John Francis Murphy; and an exceptional fruit painting by Levi Wells Prentice.

The National Marine Life Center (NMLC) is an independent, non-profit 501(c)(3) rehabilitation and release hospital for the treatment of stranded sea turtles and seals, with future plans to expand to treat dolphins, porpoises, and small whales. Our emphasis is to educate the public about the needs and status of these important animals and their environment, and to research their health needs and threats in captivity and in the wild.

The Hyannis Youth & Community Center is owned by the town of Barnstable. Some of the programs at the facility include the award winning US Figure Skating Learn-to-Skate Badge Program, basketball, volleyball, tennis and more! Zumba, yoga and a walking track are open to the public.