The fall shoulder season is one of Cape Cod's best-kept secrets. Hotels drop their rates considerably as the tourists head home. And while it is starting to get chilly, the water is usually warm enough to still go swimming in September.
Also know, what is the weather like in Cape Cod in late September?
September on Cape Cod is usually warm-ish, from upper 60s to mid-70s (farenheit) during the day. But it does get chilly when the sun begins to set. And every now and then we do have some late September days that aren't much warmer than low 60s. For me, that's sweater weather!
Likewise, which Cape Cod beaches are closed? According to the Sharktivity app, Nauset Public Beach in Orleans, Lecount Hollow Beach and Maguire Landing Beach in Wellfleet, Coast Guard Beach in Truro and Eastham and Head of the Meadow Beach in Truro were closed to swimming for an hour after a research boat spotted sharks swimming nearby.
Beside this, can you swim in Cape Cod?
Cape Cod & the Islands beaches offer excellent sand, swimming and water sports. A Cape Cod vacation is a beach vacation. Cape Cod extends 70 miles into the Atlantic Ocean, surrounded by Cape Cod Bay on the north, Buzzards Bay on the west, Vineyard and Nantucket sounds on the south, and the Atlantic Ocean on the east.
Are Cape Cod beaches free after Labor Day?
Cape Cod is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. During the summer months, you need to purchase a Cape Cod beach sticker to enjoy them but once Labor Day hits, they are free to enjoy. Soak up the last of the warm weather and take your family to one of the many beaches throughout the Cape.
