Discover Provincetown Custom Tours and Excursions: November 2016

If passengers mention topics that especially interest them, I'll give each one some extra attention.

I could talk for three weeks and never run out of things to show you or tell you about Provincetown and its amazing history! If I were to drive you down Commercial Street a dozen times, we could have a totally different tour on each trip, with characters, anecdotes and bits of history that were different on every tour. Various topics could lead us down narrow side streets in other neighborhoods, with different historic characters and stories unfolding all along the way. No two tours are alike. And, once I show you around the town, you will easily find your way to all of the things you'll want to visit, see, do and taste, all on your own. Make the most of your visit to the tip of Cape Cod… Come and join us as we Discover Provincetown!

Friday, November 4, 2016

Discover Provincetown Offers Voters a Free Ride to the Polls

To help make certain that every Provincetown resident votes in this important election, Discover Provincetown is offering a free ride to the ballot box.

Today, November 4th, is the last day for early voting, and since it's Friday, Town Hall is only open from 8 AM to noon. Tuesday, November 8th is election day, when Town Hall will be open from 8 AM till 5 PM.

For pickup, call or send a text message to 424•23P•TOWN (thats 424•237•8696) today, or Tuesday, for your free ride to Town Hall and home again after you VOTE!

"The Dark Side of Provincetown" is a special tour created for Halloween week, but great fun anytime

PTown has ghost stories to tell. Over the years we've had visits from a number of poltergeists, an epidemic that decimated our population, and tragic shipwrecks. We've seen and heard ghostly apparitions, felt a creepy chill on an August night, and made guesses about the disappearance of a Mayflower Pilgrim. We were forced to stand idly by while men perished in a submarine sunk off shore. What about a corpse propped up in the parlor for months? Folks staying in guesthouses have seen spirits and smelled something evil. Never mind the dismembered body found in the dunes, a grizzly murder or two, and our very own serial killer. Provincetown definitely has a Dark Side, and we explore it for Halloween, or by request at any time.