Les meilleurs hôtels à Provincetown

Since the Pilgrims first touched down here in 1620 (before they ever reached Plymouth Rock), Provincetown has been a paradise for people seeking freedom from the norm. As Cape Cod curls out into the Atlantic, you can't travel further than Provincetown without getting wet. This faraway village with its storybook beauty has always been as open as the ocean that surrounds it. In 1899, artist Charles Hawthorne set up his easel on Provincetown's shores. Within a decade "P-town" had become the country's largest art colony. The artists never left, and now cabarets and drag reviews mix in with the galleries. The gay and lesbian communities flourish in P-town's welcoming atmosphere and more than anything else define Provincetown as a place where "out is in." In fact the town is now the country's resort community for gay and lesbian vacationers. P-town also lays claim to being prime whale watching territory as even the beleaguered behemoths of the sea are drawn, it appears, by the wild life of Provincetown.